Examples of using Common solutions in English and their translations into Czech
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We must find common solutions.
We will overcome them most effectively if we work together to find common solutions.
We must act now to find common solutions to these challenges.
There is a real opportunity to pool resources in research anddevelopment to achieve common solutions.
In the area of innovation, too, we expect common solutions from our leaders, not parochial squabbles.
And we have to show again that this is possible,in a selected number of areas where common solutions are most urgent.
I think that debate,discussion and finding common solutions to the problems of the world of women is always worthwhile.
We have a number of problems in common with our partner, the US, andit is therefore appropriate to find common solutions.
I also anticipate a similar commitment to finding timely common solutions on the part of the Commission.
We need to find common solutions to these issues, but while adhering to our values and upholding our principles.
The chocolate has different colors andshapes that make separation and bowl extraction an insurmountable problem for common solutions.
Russia has realised that it must talk to the European Union if common solutions are to be reached, for example, in the matter of energy security.
This can serve as a basis for improving understanding of each other's concerns andcan pave the way for finding common solutions.
It is therefore important for us in Europe to find common solutions, although it is certainly right for the energy mix to remain a national responsibility.
An ageing population, the impact of the economic and financial crisis andthe late entry of young people into the labour market require common solutions.
But we will need to step up our efforts to forge common views and develop common solutions with all our partners over the coming months and years.
We must look towards common solutions to Europe's problems, whilst respecting the choice of each EU Member State by allowing them to decide how we progress.
This is why I believe that we must insist as firmly as possible on dialogue andcooperation in order to identify common solutions to this serious problem.
In this article some less common solutions of heat pump utilisation for heating and warm service water preparation are rounded up that were elaborated at the Institute of environment engineering from 1999 to 2002.
It is good that the report being discussed today is moving in that direction by proposing common solutions that would put the above principle into effect.
We have an interest in seeking common solutions to common problems, to continue partnership negotiations as quickly as possible and to enter into dialogue in a spirit of mutual understanding and mutual respect.
The objective of the dialogue is to bring Euro-Mediterranean countries andcandidate countries together, in order to find common solutions for improving their competitiveness.
It is because of the CFP that we can put forward proposed common solutions as we are doing now, instead of witnessing individual Member States joining in a race downhill in the direction of the total destruction of fishing.
As indicated in the motion for a resolution,the limited resources must be focused on the key priorities, and common solutions need to be found to common problems.
However, step by step, the Community, this method idealised by Jean Monnet andits founders, has advanced into other areas in order to find common solutions to common problems.
Given traffic volumes at the border, especially at weekends, andthe high number of accidents, we need common solutions for victims and to improve safety in border regions.
It is time to move forward together on the subject of economic migration, because the European Union must face up to the challenges common to all its Member States;challenges that require common solutions at the European level.
I have learned about the true role that lobbyists can play:some of them contributed constructively to achieving common solutions, whereas others deliberately set out to obstruct the process with half-truths and misinformation.
I would like to thank unreservedly Mrs Berès and my colleagues in the Special Committee on Financial, Economic and Social Crisis,who have shown that we in the European Parliament can reach across the party boundaries and find common solutions in the interests of Europe.
However, I believe that their coexistence should be regarded as a strength andinspiration when creating common solutions for European legislation, rather than a hindrance.