Examples of using Important problem in English and their translations into Czech
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The east end is a very important problem.
I had a really important problem to resolve You worried?
We face two particularly important problems.
Tax fraud is an important problem in terms of the smooth operation of the internal market and puts the Member States' tax revenues at risk.
We were faced with two important problems.
The result is a text that is well-balanced and to the point,while at the same time managing to deal with all of the important problems.
Well, now we have an important problem to resolve.
Member of the Commission.-I think that again you have pointed to a very important problem.
I want to draw attention to some important problems which we should take into account.
This is why I am happy that we have discussed this important problem today.
I think there are three very important problems contained in this report which need to be put right.
I would like to comment on several important problems.
One of the important problems of late medieval musical practice is the changing of identities of the musical repertory in the context of cultural, spiritual and intelectual life of its time.
I'm sorry your trip to Iceland was scuttled, butobviously we have a far more important problem on our hands.
I would like to draw the attention of the new Parliament to this important problem and call on the Council to speed up the discussion of the draft proposals.
Even so, I- and they also- would be prepared to make the sacrifice if the problems were to be resolved, important problems like congestion.
Mr President, this is a well-known problem, a very important problem, and I am in fact proud that we have made progress during this Commission's term of office.
Today, the fact that opportunities in education andthe level of education do not match market expectations is a very important problem.
Discrimination against the Romany people would have been an important problem to address, as would the protection of personal privacy.
This is a policy which is more citizen-friendly than most, which concentrates on practical aims andon solving practical, important problems.
PL Mr President,I wish to draw attention to a very important problem in the European Commission, and one which is constantly neglected here in the forum of the European Parliament: it concerns transport communications.
Thank you, Commissioner,for a very interesting speech in which you spoke about the important problems we are facing before Copenhagen.
I do not want to repeat much of what has been included in the communication or in the report, and I begin by saying that I am very happy that we see eye to eye asto how we can solve and deal with such a difficult and important problem.
PL Mr President,the Harangozó report accepted today raises the exceptionally important problem of the impact of cohesion policy on the integration of the most threatened societies and groups.
The European Union has at its disposal 1% of the GDP of all Member States, while the culture industry alone provides 2.6% of GDP and over 3% of employment,so this is a very important problem.
Madam President, may I begin by expressing my satisfaction andby thanking the other co-authors of the resolution dealing with such an important problem as the events surrounding Christian communities in certain Middle Eastern states, as well as on a world scale.
I would like to end where I started, which is to say that all our actions should be proportional and based on solidarity and subsidiarity,which will give us additional strength to tackle this very important problem.
Leaving aside the legal aspect that I hope will be solved through good cooperation between the European institutions,I would like to draw your attention to the important problem that we are debating here, which is fighting terrorism and terrorism-related activities, such as the ones carried out by Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaeda network.
Waste electrical and electronic equipment has increased exponentially throughout the EU andtoday its processing and recycling constitutes a particularly important problem in the European context.
In writing.-(SV) We have chosen to vote against the report as we do not consider it to be balanced and, among other things,it fails to address important problems in relation to nuclear energy.