Sentence examples for enlargement problem from inspiring English sources

We present a pilot study for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) enlargement problem to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed method and exhibit the efficacy of the procedures and algorithms.

It will certainly stop in their tracks efforts to make running the EU less cumbersome.But enlargement was a problem even before the referendums.

The Induction technique, considers enlargement as the inverse problem of reduction.

Aside from poor motor development, the effects can include seizures, learning problems and enlargement of the skull because of the body's difficulties in draining the fluid.

But further investigation elicited further info: "This drop in libido is commonly accompanied by breast enlargement and tenderness, ejaculation problems, feeling dizzy and impotence".

Like most big governmental structures, the EU is not designed to be efficient; it is meant to be constrained by checks and balances.Equally, the constitution cannot solve the EU's growing problems over enlargement.

However, negotiation of the Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), which requires a convergence of American and Brazilian positions and is linked substantively to the Doha round, could be set back.The EU will probably give more attention to problems of enlargement and trade initiatives with eastern European and Mediterranean countries.

In traditional medicine, henna plant is used to treat many diseases like oedema, bronchitis, menstrual disorder, rheumatism, hemorrhoids and even in jaundice, leprosy, pain, spleen enlargement, dysentery and skin problems [ 9, 12- 14].

But we must not deceive ourselves: we are still a long way from achieving texts that clearly respond to the concerns of the public and the problems of enlargement.

When fish eat too much they can become constipated, leading to intestine or stomach enlargement and swim bladder problems.

There was a corresponding enlargement of the range of problem contexts in which they felt competent to intervene.