Examples of using Solution must in English and their translations into Czech
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The solution must be comprehensive.
The problem is global and the solution must therefore be European.
The solution must be far more complex.
After reconstitution("when dissolved"), the solution must be used immediately.
A solution must be found in order to prevent conflicts emerging.
No doubt this is an essential first step, but the solution must be global.
The resulting solution must be used immediately.
For the time being, you are aware that the Council is still examining these two issues and that any possible solution must indeed be endorsed by your Parliament.
A political solution must be reached in the end.
What I would say on that point is that, in August 2007,all the parliamentary groups said that any solution must be in line with the principle of equity.
A solution must be provided, to the production system and to the Member States.
In each case, the most suitable solution must always be chosen.
However, this solution must be a fair one for all the other Member States.
This extremely important question must be handled in harmony with the European Union's other documents,since the causes of the problem are multi-faceted so the solution must come from many different directions, and yet be coordinated, in order to succeed.
However, the solution must be designed in such a way that the whole thing makes sense.
As for Montenegro, a lasting solution must be found for displaced persons.
A solution must be found immediately, otherwise any further infection will remain forever on our conscience.
For this reason, a solution must be agreed by both states at the earliest opportunity.
The final solution must be inspected visually for particulate matter before administration.
An RFID solution must enable single-piece traceability in case a recall is necessary.
This type of solution must also be based on all countries being prepared to make a commitment.
Such a solution must comply fully with the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
A solution must be found quickly, and perhaps it is time to start thinking about cooperation instead of confrontation.
Finally, any solution must reduce rather than increase the growing democratic gap both at the European level as in the Member-States.
For this to be possible, the KNX solution must encompass not just individual buildings, but also the local and city-wide power grids and their energy management systems.
Your mobile solution must offer languages, reviews, mapping and routing, social media integration, photos and video, and of course a fully functional booking engine.
This solution must be supported by a long-term strategy aimed at sustaining the European economy to ensure that it can keep pace with the globalised market in which we live.
I am convinced that any long-term solution must include concrete measures for the eradication of poverty, under-development and discrimination against women, enhancing respect for human rights and the rule of law, strengthening reconciliation mechanisms, ensuring an end to opium production, engaging in a robust state-building exercise, and fully integrating Afghanistan into the international community, as well as banishing al-Qaeda from the country.
To reach maximum efficiency, solutions must respond to concrete problems on the ground.
It is clear that these solutions must be implemented by all major stakeholders, and I believe that this process is under way.