Examples of using Key problems in English and their translations into Czech
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Finally, just a few key problems remain.
He shared key problems with logistics that arose after they stocked 6000 items.
I would like to spell out a couple of key problems.
How they perceive the key problems in Africa and why they think improving education is the way to go?
Describe the fundamental fields andfigures in the history of philosophy and the key problems of systematic philosophy.
This report has correctly identified the key problems which the common agricultural policy will have to tackle from 2013 on, which is why I voted in favour of it.
We must respond to our citizens' fears andwe realise that social justice is one of the key problems for them.
It has facilitated understanding of many key problems and clarified a number of concerns.
However, while there are burning issues to be dealt with, these EU-Africa strategies, in our opinion,fail to deal with two key problems.
His own-initiative report covers all the key problems and does so quite outstandingly.
Studies on various topics are collected to provide a multidimensional picture of the changing Czech labour force and its"state of mind",together with identification of some key problems.
Broadly speaking, nothing is being done about the key problems: climate change, congestion and accidents.
The Commission has made some important decisions in principle towards this end, especially by drawing up a new action plan for gender equality,which stresses that gender-based violence is one of the key problems to be addressed.
DE Madam President,Commissioner Oettinger, one of the key problems in the energy sector is, of course, the storage of energy.
The space policy that Europe pursues will demonstrate its willingness, either to remain an influential actor on the world scene, but one that is more or less reduced to a partner role, or to be a strong Europe,a major player in world governance capable of resolving the key problems facing the future of humanity.
I welcome this report andI believe that it highlights one of the key problems for Europe in supplying its animal feed needs for the livestock sector.
Independently identify andcritically analyse key problems of the areas of the theory, methodology, and history of science and present them to national and international professionals and to the public.
The goals of the programmes themselves are not to solve all of a client's problems, butto concentrate on identifying his/her key problems and needs subsequently to help him/her solving these problems. .
The recent financial crisis has highlighted that there are three key problems in the credit rating agencies industry: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework and no liability for ratings by CRAs.
However, as is the case in many other areas of this sector,the crisis has demonstrated three key problems: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework and no liability for CRA ratings.
The recent financial crisis has drawn attention to three key problems in the area of rating agencies, which are the lack of economic competition, the excessive dependency of the regulatory framework on external rating assessments, and the fact that the rating agencies provide no guarantee for their ratings.
Indeed, the financial crisis has demonstrated that there are three key problems in how these agencies operate: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings and no accountability.
I support this initiative providing the European Union with a new development policy instrument to tackle the key problems linked to the rise in food prices that has sparked riots, unrest and instability in several countries, threatening the results of many years of investment in politics, development and peace keeping.
In writing.-(FR) I support this initiative providing the European Union with a new development policy instrument to tackle the key problems linked to the rise in food prices that has sparked riots, unrest and instability in several countries, threatening the results of many years of investment in politics, development and peace keeping.
The key problem is resolving the name dispute with Greece.
A key problem of OLED technology is that it is highly susceptible to environmental influences; thus, the sensitive substrates must be encapsulated with the highest precision.
The key problem is in fact that numerous Member States do not prosecute what needs to be prosecuted.
For the dominant credit rating agencies(CRAs) in particular, the payment model is a problem, while the regulatory system's key problem is over-reliance on external credit ratings.
The key problem for me, though, remains the fact that Parliament tenaciously clings to the Lisbon Treaty as if it were the great saviour.
Production methods, however, may become a problem andI therefore believe that Mrs Doyle's report is right to draw attention to this key problem.