Examples of using Fundamental problems in English and their translations into Czech
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The fundamental problems remain.
In our approach that I think… David, we have some fundamental problems Don't worry, Bob.
Understand and explain fundamental problems of the theory, history, and philosophy of science.
In writing.-(PL) I would like to thank the French President for a speech that raises many of the EU's fundamental problems.
This is one of the fundamental problems in this Parliament.
Acknowledging the genocide of the Armenians, guaranteeing the rights of the Kurdish minority, equal opportunities for women- these are only a few among many fundamental problems.
David, we have some fundamental problems in our approach that I think.
It would be a pity if the accession process became a mere formality, dependent on subjective political whim,completed before these fundamental problems are resolved.
We have discovered that we have fundamental problems, such as the lack of a common fiscal and economic policy.
The institutions need towork together at this time so that the move towards government of the Union and resolving the fundamental problems that have emerged can be consolidated.
PL Mr President, one of the fundamental problems of the wine market is that more and more wine is being imported from third countries.
Ladies and gentlemen, the war has left a profound impression on Georgians andthe country is still facing fundamental problems, such as meeting the basic needs of thousands of displaced persons.
However, we also need to address fundamental problems such as the falling birth rate among Europe's indigenous population by providing better incentives.
On behalf of the ECR Group.- Madam President,in my view these reports before the plenary today fail to address the fundamental problems with the current system of structural funding.
The textiles issue in fact throws up two fundamental problems: the absence of an EU industrial policy and the question of the European interest.
The problems in Greece and other euro countries may be, in part, home-made, butthey also brought to light fundamental problems that existed within the economic and monetary union.
The fundamental problems are employment, the situation of our small and medium-sized enterprises, and the sustainability of our public services and social welfare systems.
Once I realized that there were real serious problems--fundamental problems-- that I could do something to address, I didn't see a way to forget that.
The four fundamental problems of nuclear energy- high costs, safety, waste and the risk of proliferation- that already led to its failure in the 1980s have yet to be satisfactorily solved.
It is important that we discuss this issue and address the fundamental problems without getting into a party-political squabble over who is to blame for the crisis.
Would we, as Europeans, give up on having the slightest idea or the slightest initiative in areas in which transport will presentthe most complicated and, no doubt, the most fundamental problems in the years to come?
PL Mr President, the donation andtransplantation of organs is one of the fundamental problems requiring consideration and consensus both within the European Union and outside it.
Fundamental problems and fire risks concerning the fire resistant shaft walls, fire closures which serve as inspection entrances(manholes) in the shaft and the sealing of installation openings at the border of the fire sector are described in detail subsequently to this solution.
The aim of this subejct is to understand the meaning and the fundamental problems of public finances, which relate to each individual in a democratic society, and understanding the role of public finances.
No, ladies and gentlemen, I think that we need to move towards autonomous, denuclearised security, anda system that generates sufficient security to resolve the fundamental problems which, in addition to terrorism, are hunger, poverty and discrimination.
I believe we can already see signs that the world thinks it can solve these fundamental problems by means of greater protectionism, despite the fact that there is a risk of the protectionism spreading and creating an even greater crisis in the world economy.
I have already had an opportunity to speak on this issue during the debate, and for no other reason than because the amendment concerning public services andthe need for governments to be able to control public services relating to fundamental problems such as water and energy has been rejected, I have voted against this resolution.
The report we are debating on a sustainable future for transport describes the current fundamental problems of the transport sector and presents political ideas and recommendations on how these problems might be resolved in the best way.
Many of these have been stated, from victim protection to the institutions and agencies related to Schengen, Europol, Eurojust, Frontex and the European Asylum Support Office and its pending new regulations, butthere were also some regulations on substantial and fundamental problems, such as data protection and the clause to combat discrimination.
These questions are in large measure answered by the report,which still does not resolve many fundamental problems connected, for example, with legislation, ritual slaughter and forming the conscience of society.