Esimerkkejä Be problems käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I think they can all be problems.
There may be problems once we're inside.
Mary said that there would be problems.
There can be problems. And the baby doesn't come.
Hypothetically, there may be problems.
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For a while there may be problems with nutrition due to pain and possible infection of the open wounds.
If he knows explosives,could be problems.
Then there won't be problems if I see it.
If it was anybody else sitting here, those might be problems.
Thank you. There may be problems once we're inside.
For greater effect, you must excludeinflammatory processes in the body,because of which there may be problems with the hair.
The reasons, in this case, would be problems with your internet connection.
We must not give in to public pressure. Instead,we must send out a clear signal that Parliament is determined to create a genuine single market where there will no longer be problems for the SOLVIT programme to resolve.
Converted the AC3 decoder there may be problems with downmixes and synchronization.
Of course, be problems, but there is no alternative, as was rightly stated this morning by Commissioner Verheugen, the man to whom great credit is due for this enormous political and diplomatic operation.
Maybe, since as you say, there will be problems later.
The owners will not be problems in the operation for a long time do not need to be cosmetic and major repairs.
Dating and meeting up will not be problems for you anymore.
But there can still be problems if a will cannot be found or a relative feels aggrieved they have been unfairly excluded.
The exclusion of education from the scope of the Directive is regrettable,although it is recognised that there may be problems of Community competence in this area.
Until these figures are available, there will be problems in releasing the general implementation reserve of some EUR 650 million.
Appointed and accepted drug VENARUS reviews about which interested people can get at the pharmacy should be appointed necessarily experts,because there may be problems(in rare cases) with individual intolerance to the drug.
Chew, just in case,YES can be problems with learning, BUT not with learning, that is, changing values, not the principle of the brain maybe it changes, but in this case values play a big role.
However, it is recognised that there may be problems of Community competence in this area.
Finders would always recommend having a will that is both up to date and readily available, unfortunately unless the will is properly written andexecuted there can still be problems between beneficiaries and heirs.
When used the drug more than the required amount may be problems with the gastrointestinal tract, as well as headaches.
We know that there will be problems as regards trade with third states such as Japan and USA, but this can be dealt with by regionalisation, and the award of'FMD-free' status six months after vaccination, rather than- as was the case a year ago- after twelve months, must be considered an essential contribution towards developing a new policy.
Differences in culture, religion, the way we think, skin colour, ethnic background, and so on- indeed,everything that makes us different from nationals of the host country- can be problems which are not mentioned in the Commission document but which are used and fanned by xenophobic political movements in the hope that locals will turn against people from abroad.
If those products come onto the market now,there could be problems if we conclude, in April for example, that the granting of the application to market them was inadmissible, because by that time the products would already be on the market in every European Member State except Luxembourg and Austria.
Recognize that certain developing countries have expressed concern that there may be problems in the implementation of Article 1 of the Agreement in so far as it relates to importations into their countries by sole agents, sole distributors and sole concessionaires.