Exemplos de uso de A fundamental problem em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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So, it's a fundamental problem.
Mr President, the report by my Swedish colleague, Mrs Eriksson,which we are now debating concerns a fundamental problem.
So, it's a fundamental problem.
The resolution poses a fundamental problem.
Is there a fundamental problem in this regard?
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Mr President, I think there is a fundamental problem here.
There is a fundamental problem with reporting incidents.
The practice-theory relationship as a fundamental problem of pedagogy.
It is a fundamental problem of the coastal environment around Ireland.
I believe there is a fundamental problem here.
A fundamental problem in urtext editing is how to present variant readings.
Viral hepatitis has been a fundamental problem in Taiwan, especially hepatitis B.
A fundamental problem exists here because this does not happen only occasionally, but continually.
Autonomous navigation is a fundamental problem in the field of mobile robotics.
A fundamental problem was the poor communication of knowledge between data-processing operations and use.
The search andexploration in unknown environments is a fundamental problem in mobile robotics.
But there is a fundamental problem with capitalism.
The emigration problem is confronting us with a fundamental problem of the GDR's development.
But there was a fundamental problem to eco-tourism based on jaguar spotting.
I voted in favour of this resolution because it brings to light a fundamental problem that should never be underestimated.
There is also a fundamental problem with all squelch techniques.
A fundamental problem is the inconsistency of a European strategy that has to be implemented mainly at national level.
The European Union suffers from a fundamental problem inherent to a period of growth.
This is a fundamental problem, which should be solved by the introduction and monitoring of appropriate market mechanisms.
I would therefore like to take this opportunity to highlight a fundamental problem, namely that of genuine compliance with the principle of merit.
That is a fundamental problem, but it is a fundamental problem for the Member States.
Secondly, we must address important issues such as unemployment,which is a fundamental problem, and the most serious problem currently facing the European Union.
Therefore, a fundamental problem in knot theory is determining when two descriptions represent the same knot.
However, there is a fundamental problem with this approach.
This is a fundamental problem and we must persevere in our actions, even if we know that we do not have many weapons to influence the Belgrade regime.