Examples of using Pose a challenge in English and their translations into Russian
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The wide range of impacts associated with climate change pose a challenge in terms of policy and planning.
Some of these consequences have only begun to manifest themselves now and pose a challenge, especially for UNDP's field operations.
capitalism is everywhere triumphant… and that may pose a challenge.
further noted that up-front capital investment-- particularly for ICT-- can pose a challenge.
destructive power pose a challenge to the development endeavours of the region.
as their sheer numbers pose a challenge for developing transit States struggling to maintain human rights standards in overcrowded prisons.
near achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, there are still development gaps which pose a challenge for the next development agenda.
mutual support for addressing particularly difficult situations of internal displacement that pose a challenge to international cooperation were contemplated as a potentially effective means of overcoming these obstacles.
emerging issues, which pose a challenge to sustainable development.
Egypt noted that Indonesia is a vast country and as such, this may pose a challenge to the balanced promotion of human rights,
may pose a challenge.
the creation of new chemical manufacturing methodologies, if abused, could lend themselves to the fabrication of new chemical weapons and pose a challenge to the verification regime established under the Convention.
racially distinct groups pose a challenge to international law as well as to their own State,
The breadth of those issues would pose a challenge, but not an impossible one,
We pose a challenge to all participants of the construction process to make by joint efforts the capital of the Kyrgyz Republic- Bishkek appealing for our citizens
could also pose a challenge for metallic mixtures such as alloys.
the inability of the State to provide basic social services such as health and education pose a challenge to the return process
These areas, however, produce 50 per cent of the country's wealth, generating important export credits that strengthen our economy, and pose a challenge in terms of sustainable development.
The Government of Chile reiterates that these tests pose a challenge to the principles and objectives of non-proliferation proclaimed by the international community- including China- when it agreed on the extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,
which may pose a challenge and implies a need for additional information,