Esimerkkejä Have to be resolved käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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These problems have to be resolved comprehensively.
The Republic of Moldova has two major problems which have to be resolved.
Some important issues have to be resolved in the coming period.
Before national parks can be fully connected.It's these kinds of issues that have to be resolved.
Disputes related to patents have to be resolved in different national courts.
And second, because many of the problems you have mentioned are obvious and have to be resolved.
It's these kinds of issues that have to be resolved before national parks can be fully connected.
Most European questions have now become internal policy questions that have to be resolved jointly with the EU.
Two important political issues have to be resolved to ensure the effectiveness of strengthened EU cooperation in this area, namely.
He told me there are certain legal questions that have to be resolved relatively soon.
Nonetheless, many issues still have to be resolved before an agreement acceptable to all concerned can be reached.
And we all do definitely know that unexpected work disruptions are the least pleasurable moments and have to be resolved immediately.
Some questions have to be resolved at national level, in line with each state' s national laws and political approach to sport.
At the same time, a number of Sanitary and Phytosanitary issues, as well as Technical Barriers to Trade issues have to be resolved with third country partners.
Such matters have to be resolved so that we can provide the same level of service to all our citizens and therefore guarantee the social cohesion which is so important to Europe.
As draftsman of the opinion, I would like to say that I supported the minority opinion. The problems at the far end of PVC' s life cycle have to be resolved, and industry cannot do that on its own.
But we should not forget how careful the Israeli Governmentis going to have to be, now that the negotiations with the Palestinians have entered a phase where a number of sensitive issues such as the status of Jerusalem have to be resolved.
Let me conclude, then, by saying that something remains to be done about tax in relation to the internal market, but many issues still have to be resolved before we can describe the cost-benefit equation as balanced.
In order to become an EU Member State in the full sense, Romania must show respect, respect for the rights of the 1.5 million Hungarian minority and for their cultural and administrative autonomy,since problems have to be resolved at their origins.
The Presidency realises that the proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and the Council on common standards and procedures in Member States for returning third country nationals who are illegally resident is very important for a common repatriation policy, butwe are also aware of the issues that have to be resolved in order to reach a compromise on the proposals within a reasonable period of time.
Immediately after the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty, the Cologne European Council will, as mandated in Vienna in December 1998, decide on"how andwhen to tackle the institutional issues not resolved by this Treaty, which have to be resolved before enlargement.
It will decide at the Cologne European Council on how andwhen to tackle the institutional issues not resolved by this Treaty, which have to be resolved before enlargement;
This problem has to be resolved.
This has to be resolved before they get back.
A number of dilemmas, identified at the start of the campaign, had to be resolved.
In the Middle East, a constant source of tension,the issue has to be resolved by the establishment of two sovereign states- Israel and Palestine- with absolute security guarantees for both.
Here we have to resolve a question which also has to be resolved elsewhere, namely first: who is responsible?
Therefore, this is a point which has to be resolved, but resolving it necessitates the existence of a cross-border compensation system equivalent to the national compensation systems.
The question of pivot languages has to be resolved in a way which is both fully operational and is in line with the options which characterise European identity in all its diversity.
This is a problem which exists in many countries, including in European Union countries, and one that has to be resolved.