(eng): Nonlinear dependence on a probability measure begins to appear (last time) in a stochastic optimization rather often. Namely, the corresponding type of problems corresponds to many situations in applications. The nonlinear dependence can appear as in the objective functions so in a constraints set. We plan to consider the case of static (one-objective) problems in which nonlinear dependence appears in the objective function with a few types of constraints sets. In details we consider constraints sets “deterministic”, depending nonlinearly on the probability measure, constraints set determined by second order stochastic dominance and the sets given by mean-risk problems. The last case means that the constraints set corresponds to solutions those guarantee an acceptable value in both criteria. To introduce corresponding assertions we employ the stability results based on the Wasserstein metric and L1 norm. Moreover, we try to deal also with the case when all results have to be obtained (estimated) on the data base.