Examples of using Problem might in English and their translations into Russian
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Unless firm concerted efforts are taken by the international community, such a problem might constitute a threat to peace
Uninstall and reinstall the software The problem might have occurred because of an incomplete installation.
importance of ocean spaces, the problem might need to be urgently addressed.
The problem might seem insignificant,
bearing in mind that the problem might also arise in relation to integration processes throughout the world.
That problem might be largely resolved if the donor countries met their commitment under the Brussels Programme to increase ODA to between 0.15
However, such an epistemological or explanatory problem might indicate an underlying metaphysical issue-the non-physicality of qualia,
A problem might arise if the General Assembly altered the draft articles because then the commentary would have to be altered as well- something which did not happen in the case of a convention.
in exceptional circumstances and there was no reason to state that the problem might recur because of shortcomings in the procedures followed by UNHCR with regard to its bulk purchases.
It was stated that a problem might arise in respect of exchanges of data messages under contracts that were not currently covered by any international convention
One participant observed that measures to counteract the problem might include the creation of incentives;
While recognizing that the problem might be partly due to a lack of resources,
2006 in other paragraphs, perhaps the problem might be solved.
One way to overcome the problem might be to compensate for the deficiency in the judicial function of the host country by introducing into the draft convention a mechanism of investigation which the United Nations currently used in cases of criminal action against its personnel in the host country.
In its view the problem might be addressed by focusing on the protection of"the vital interests of the population of a wrongdoing State as opposed to the vital interests of the State itself":
in terms of its law it did not have such jurisdiction, but that problem might be solved through appropriate legislation relating to all offences indicated in article 1.
The Expert Group suggests that perhaps this problem might be alleviated if the Chambers, at the inception of a case, were to require the parties to provide,
This problem may affect other sanctions regimes.
The problem may originate in the hypothalamus
If the condition is not improved, the problem may results from the playback component.