Sentence examples for been obvious problems from inspiring English sources

In some international organizations and in many countries there have been obvious problems such as an unclear goal, ambiguous concepts, lack of theoretical framework and overlapping extensions in the classification of heritage, particularly in the classification of cultural heritage, and newly proposed typological classifications have even worsened the existing contradictions.

There are obvious problems with this approach.

There are obvious problems with these arrangements.

Yet there were obvious problems with the plot.

Provocative as it is, there are obvious problems with this analogy.

There are obvious problems with imprisoning people who are frequently already traumatised after fleeing conflict or persecution.

There are obvious problems: which 90% do you aim at, for instance, and what is 90% of a still unknown total, anyway?

There would be obvious problems if the court was established in the US - home not only of Al Gore, but also of the Ford motor company.

Lack of winter chilling and spring blossom freezes are obvious problems, but climate change is bringing a range of other difficulties for fruit growers.

"There are obvious problems in writing a group biography if the group covers a wide range of success and failure, including one figure of international reputation".

There are obvious problems: they miss Jermain Defoe Gareth Balee has now played all but eight minutes of every match this season, bar the Carling Cup defeat by Arsenal.