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There are still problems for investors.
It is, but, uh… there are still problems.
There are still problems in the Bolivarian process.
And even if it is proved 100%, there are still problems.
But there are still problems in the banking industry.
In general the capitalisation of EU banks is improving, but there are still problems.
However There Are Still Problems….
We still do not have equal conditions of access to protection throughout the EU and, as a result, there are still problems such as secondary movements and multiple applications.
There are still problems with inspection.
Having said that, there are still problems to address.
There are still problems concerning regional cooperation.
Today- as we have heard- there are still problems in Serbia and in Montenegro.
There are still problems as regards minorities and unprotected groups as well.
While it is among the mildest of all steroids, there are still problems with the liver.
Yet there are still problems in this area.
This new law has put some sort of order into the posting process, but there are still problems on account of the rights of posted workers being violated.
There are still problems caused by the tensions that have been created between the various countries in the Caribbean.
You argue on the basis of technical conditions that Bosnia and Herzegovina has not yet met, butyou apparently overlook the fact that there are still problems in other states which are now being liberalised.
There are still problems in the judicial system, but we are working hard to overcome them, he said.
We hope that an effective mechanism will be created, so thatthe active practice of the law is guaranteed, especially in small towns where there are still problems with the sale of alcoholic and tobacco products to children under 18, despite the existence of sufficient law decrees.
There are still problems with the phonetic description of the syllable, and one of the most urgent is syllable division or rather its place.
For him, there are many obstacles to developing a business on one orthe other side of the dividing line, as there are still problems with information exchange in northern Cyprus and it is therefore difficult to connect with other entrepreneurs for example or to find information about the market situation in this part.
There are still problems with water supply networks and facilities in cities and a need for either considerable repair or full reconstruction to reduce massive water losses.
However, I still believe that the Commission must continue to exploit various ways of attacking this problem, especially through programmes that target not only developing countries, but also certain vulnerable groups and our own Member States, because here too in our European Union, which should really set the world an example as far as the protection of human rights andthe rights of women are concerned, there are still problems.
Things are going better overall, but there are still problems with expenditure on cohesion policy, to which several of my honourable colleagues have already referred.
There are still problems such as the status of Serbs in Kosovo, who are living in a state of isolation, and the failure to abide by agreements on the re-establishment of refugees.
Observations 24 Twenty years after it came into force, there are still problems with implementation of the Nitrates Directive in some Member States The Nitrates Directive came into force in 1991.
However, there are still problems, because in a normal state the pregnancy can last from thirty-eight to forty-two weeks, because there will be inaccuracy.
There are still problems in the world that need our attention, and while there are companies endeavouring to find the solutions to these issues, there is still some way to go.
I would remind the House that there are still problems with respect for democratic rights and trade union freedoms in Turkey, as underlined by the recent prosecution and trial of Turkish trade union members in Izmir.