Examples of using Solution would in English and their translations into Czech
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A solution would have been birth control.
I suppose the the most obvious solution would be to leave.
The solution would be to get a tow from James.
I thought a nice little nitrogen hydroxide solution would do the trick.
Such a solution would drastically reduce carbon emissions.
A courageous step to a consistent internal market solution would look different at this stage.
The ideal solution would be to use physical means.
Mathematicians are drawn to P versus NP because it's math's great white whale, butthe truth is… a solution would have massive real world implications.
That problem's solution would be GPS coordinates.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Committee on Transport and Tourism has decided that all the seas should be protected in a similar way,arguing that any other solution would bring about a situation of unfair competition.
Any other solution would mean living beyond our means.
Peter Marie, this solution would make the problem go away.
One solution would be to switch to clean forms of transport, namely electrical, hydrogen-powered or hybrid vehicles.
It is clear that the only lasting solution would be autonomy, and indeed an expanded, true autonomy.
One solution would be either to redefine the concept of the consumer or to extend the scope of application of the Directive.
The only permanent solution would be to reliquefy the core.
This solution would also mean that appointments to the Commission would not have to be made in such a complex way in accordance with the nationality key and the European Council would not have to have such complex vote-counting arrangements.
A reasonable solution would be to reduce that bureaucracy and give the EU a good airing.
One key to the solution would be that each Member State should have its own Commissioner.
The optimum solution would be for all children to receive one piece of fruit every school day.
A possible solution would be to allow the absence of GMO in foods to be mentioned on the label.
The only correct solution would be to phase out nuclear energy completely throughout the European Union, and to do so as quickly as possible.
This one-language solution would cut costs, providing encouragement, above all, to small and medium-sized enterprises to use the European patent since their economic dimensions means they often cannot bear high translation costs.