This disease no longer poses a public health problem in Guinea.

But will this solve the problem that he poses?

AM And this poses a problem for me, because it means I'm walking like that all night long.

I know that Kosovo and Metohija poses a major twenty first century problem, but I am here to work constructively to resolve it.

The common use of jewellery or precious stones as a means of holding assets poses the same problem when they are used as an alternative to cash.

A fan poses with Yonit Levi

This poses a dilemma for Chinese policymakers.

This poses a great challenge as to how to induce more investment inflows to developing countries. Various host and home country policy instruments have been used to address this problem.

This state of affairs, where Governments have made different choices and taken different paths, also poses an application problem for principles rigidly standardized across nations.

Free capital mobility poses a severe difficulty here.

The final knockout which would occur if the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) judges that the stance of monetary policy poses a significant threat to financial stability points to the third problem.

Crime poses a threat to stability and to a safe environment.

First, China poses a potential threat, whereas Japan does not.

Franchising poses particular regulatory challenges.

It poses, for example, no obstacle whatsoever to a criminal investigation.

For small shopkeepers, this poses both a challenge and an opportunity.

This poses real challenges for regulators.

Syria poses the toughest challenge yet.

Meanwhile, Signifyin' Guyana poses the question

Each poses its own unique challenges.

But the politics of fear poses a danger to the US itself.

The spread of enrichment and reprocessing technology poses a particularly dangerous risk.

The fragile security situation still poses a threat to stability and development.

This level of borrowing poses a new type of financial risk for China.

International terrorism now poses a serious threat to international security, peace and stability.

A combination of these elements poses a major challenge to States, their stability and security.

The lack of harmonization of host country agreements between the various Nairobi based United Nations system organizations and the Government of Kenya poses a special problem for UNON and probably for field offices confronting similar situations in other countries.

This two track world poses some unusual risks.

But Ethiopia poses a dilemma for anyone who cares about human rights and democracy.

Indeed, Hamas now poses a strategic threat to Israel s urban centers and military facilities.

Industries are responsible for the pollution, which poses a serious threat to ecological balance.

A young shepherd poses as a security guard with a toy gun on the outskirts of Kabul.

The underlying issue is that for the prevailing Jewish denominations in Israel, and for most worshippers in the Western Wall, women prayer using male accouterments presents an affront to their practice methods and poses a problem for their own prayer methods.

A couple poses for their graduation photo at the Duranno Father School. Credit Heidi Shin.

That inexcusable development poses a great danger to the current, highly charged international security structure.

Yes, China s rapid growth poses challenges to the West.

Fear of radiation, it seems, poses a far more potent health threat than does radiation itself.

Financial market pressure has now reached France, and poses a danger that is far from over.

Achieving the Millennium Development Goals poses a challenge for developing new and innovative policies and programmes.

This poses significant challenges for in country coordination and harmonization.

A movement that is genuinely populist in origin poses a threat to their own position in the power structure.

The disaster, however, poses a much deeper challenge to how modern societies deal with regulating complex technologies.

This poses a real threat to the Eskimo and Inuit populations, as well as to polar bears.

Terrorism poses a major threat to global peace, as does the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

The problem in China is not the volume of state owned assets, but their concentration in a few companies and industries a situation that poses risks to economic performance. Given this, the logical solution is not to dispose of the state s asset holdings, but to diversify them over time.