Exemplos de uso de Problems than it solves em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The demand for forced liberalisation of the postal services creates more problems than it solves.
In truth, the single currencies creates more problems than it solves and everyone knows that full well.
I do not share the expression'Pope Emeritus' that theologically poses more problems than it solves.
Generally, it will cause you more problems than it solves and will only make future upgrades more difficult to install.
Posting that much will raise more problems than it solves.
This would help when transitions are in place or when a lot other packages wait for a fulfilled dependency in order to enter testing, where a new upload would cause the quarantine to be reset andmay cause more problems than it solves.
And i think it creates more problems than it solves.
Therefore in solidarity with workers in Malta as well as in many other countries, I am voting against this directive which creates disadvantages for workers andwhich ultimately creates more problems than it solves.
I cannot, however, go along with this bureaucratic approach,which actually creates more problems than it solves and does not constitute an improvement.
Lindqvist, Järvilahti and Väyrynen(ELDR), in writing.-(SV) We agree with most of the proposals on objectives for European cooperation butconsider that the expedient of'more union' creates more problems than it solves.
Finally, the desire to unify andmove beyond the nation States on which this monitoring is founded causes many more problems than it solves, because it subverts democracy and destroys both the pluralism and the dynamism of Europe.
I believe that the proposal for a President of the Union, put forward by several quarters,creates more problems than it solves.
Mr President of the Commission,your proposal in this respect creates more problems than it solves, and the European Parliament regards what you want to tell us is a step forward as actually being two steps back!
The concept of a"Pope Emeritus" does indeed create more problems than it solves.
The fact is that Einstein'sTheory of Relativity creates more problems than it solves since, besides the countless singularities and the lack of basic Physics concepts,it denies the real existence and effects of the reticular structure of gravity, thereby seriously hindering the advance of science during an entire century.
Killing people usually creates more problems than it solves.
I do not have much to add. My view, and that of the Legal Affairs Committee which I represent, is that Parliament must always interpret the Treaties imaginatively while not departing toofar from the letter, because that might create more problems than it solves.
The system that allows the Member States to distribute some support according to national guidelines also seems to us to be raising more problems than it solves. And, as the Court of Auditors itself pointed out, the need to respect a minimum Community framework is still a vague provision in the proposals.
Forgive me for saying this, butthis is a politically correct report that creates more problems than it solves.
Morgan writes that since much of what The Book of Marvels has to say about China is"demonstrably correct" that to claim that Polo did not go to China"creates far more problems than it solves" and so that the"balance of probabilities" strongly suggests that Polo really did go to China, even if he exaggerated somewhat his importance in China.
Although they can sometimes benefit from external support, butthe intervention of foreign powers in a conflict poses many more problems than it solves.
The Oostlander report, which was presented to the House today, corresponds to an ultra-federalist concept of the future,which raises more problems than it solves, and which now appears to have minority support in Europe.
Progressive forces can sometimes take advantage of the bombing butthe participation of major foreign powers poses many more problems than it solves.
In some cases detention seems to create more problems than it solves.
I think that the Commission's proposal for a directive on the award of contracts is one such example- I am tempted to say nightmare example- of legislation that creates public sector inefficiency andthat gives rise to more problems than it solves.
While tretonin does cure most diseases,it creates bigger problems than it solves.
The closest I can get to bringing about such an outcome is probably to support an amendment by Mr Manders of the Group of the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party, in which the Commission is called upon to reflect on the situation andreconsider whether the proposal does not create more problems than it solves.
My concern is only that the proposal that officials should approach the President of the Parliament directly, will create more problems than it solves.
Finally, we should be able to quickly draw the consequences of a piece of legislation, the implementation of which creates more problems than it solves.