Examples of using Considerable problems in English and their translations into Czech
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How's that? Assuming someone could solve the considerable problems.
This situation causes considerable problems during the designing and implementation of such equipment, in many events.
The terrible thing is that when we come down to earth from these lofty heights- to reality- we experience considerable problems.
This can cause considerable problems with regard to the tightening torque specified by SAF-HOLLAND for the double hexagon head bolts.
The new generation will certainly be affected by the crisis,because there will be considerable problems in the employment market over the next few months.
I would not like to go as far as saying that this area has no universal principle and no transparent structures, butit does have considerable problems.
Practice points to considerable problems with judicial application in this area, including major deviations from the settled case-law of the European courts.
We can only try to introduce a partial convergence of requirements, and even this, as we have seen over the past months,has caused considerable problems.
In particular, delays have been detected in the process of implementing the directive, as well as considerable problems of interpretation regarding the scope of its application.
There are considerable problems with the current legal framework and the situation within Europe when it comes to patients' access to information on prescription-only medicine.
Even the project on the employment situation in health care, which has been reduced somewhat by the Committee on Budgets, is particularly close to my heart,because there have been considerable problems here since the EU enlargements in 2004 and 2007.
Secondly, I would like to state that my group has considerable problems with the use of the dual-use list to block the access of developing countries in particular to high technology.
I also believe that issues of coordination, cooperation and flexibility in the activities of authorities at Community, national, regional and local levels should be included in the debate,as these create considerable problems when dealing with natural disasters.
We, the French, have caused you considerable problems and difficulties, but at some point we need to get out of this situation in which everyone is watching each other and waiting for someone else to take the initiative.
We must go back to the drawing board and lay new foundations for the European project so that it responds to the crises currently facing us- financial crisis, food crisis, energy crisis- butalso responds to the considerable problems we must tackle.
As a Member from South Baden, I must point out, however,that the customs code could cause considerable problems at the EU's external borders with countries which are not EU Member States, unless precautionary measures are taken in time.
In light of the new information acquired in the application of the directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment,it appears necessary to make suitable amendments to some parts of this legal measure that have so far caused considerable problems with application in practice.
There is also a considerable problem in that officials do not help with the allocation of EU funds, but focus only on controls, which far exceed anything required by the law.
Without a clear commitment to this,there is a danger that inflation could become a real and considerable problem.
My wife will have a considerable problem with that.
Despite considerable domestic problems, it has managed to advance the European agenda during the worst economic and financial crisis for decades.
We think an agreement is reasonable, but would nevertheless point out that there have been considerable sectoral problems with Korea in the past.
We offer an exchange of positions on the base elements of the framework programme with other Member States to whom this is a problem of considerable extent.