Examples of using Greater problems in English and their translations into Czech
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Who has greater problems in the end?
I felt that euthanizing her Would create far greater problems.
He has greater problems to deal with.
And if you do not, there will be greater problems than my death.
The DP oil company today drilled into the Moon andappears to have caused even greater problems.
This is causing ever greater problems for our farmers.
I felt that euthanizing her Would create far greater problems.
Which will lead to much greater problems down the road. Signing this agreement is a short-term solution.
I asked him to improve these relationships that there would be ever greater problems.
For example, there are much greater problems and worse risks associated with drilling for oil there than elsewhere.
We should remember that poor anddeveloping countries are exposed to much greater problems.
Their children face ever greater problems: child mortality is high, hardly any vaccinations are available and a low percentage of children regularly attend school.
Signing this agreement is a short-term solution which will lead to much greater problems down the road.
In the meantime,one country which has much greater problems than Portugal and Spain, namely the USA, remains completely untouched by the war that the speculators are waging on the euro.
I strongly believe that they do indeed require support,for young farmers undoubtedly face greater problems than many other farmers.
I would also like to point out that, in any Member State,we can see greater problems in complying with the highest safety standards at work in such sectors as construction, agriculture and transport.
However, regulators do agree that such systems would save costs in terms of the time needed to complete a recall and prevent greater problems.
Bringing skilled workers into Europe, or what we might describe as a brain drain,creates even greater problems in their countries of origin, which only serves to further crank up the immigration of unskilled people into Europe.
What is certain is that citizens who want to check whether their Member State's legislation accords with European Union law will have greater problems.
We are convinced that in times of economic crisis,when young people have greater problems in finding a job and companies are facing greater competitive pressure, this collaboration represents an added economic and social value that affords it even greater priority.
Certainly, there are problems with the US and China and with other countries' ambitions, butthere are even greater problems with the EU's position and our own ambitions.
I definitely support the idea that this matter has perhaps been added to the agenda rather too quickly andthat we have far greater problems, and greater crimes, not just in Latin America, but in other states and therefore I believe that today this question has been overstated.
Some of the arguments made now are historic andout of date; we have reformed absolutely this policy and perhaps without the CAP, we might have greater problems of food insecurity within the European Union.
But there's a greater problem here.
The resistance is causing great problems for the Centauri.
Millions would die, but there's a greater problem.
We cannot allow our rubbish to cause great problems elsewhere in the world.
Some greater problem needed to be identified and solved.
Millions would die immediately, butthere's a far greater problem.
A number of countries are having very great problems with the euro.