Examples of using The real problems in English and their translations into Czech
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Those are the real problems.
But the real problems started when she discovered Barter Party.
And one of the real problems i.
I believe the PPE-DE is failing to recognise the real problems.
But the real problems lie within.
Some people got the real problems Red.
Then the real problems start, because he will replace you.
So people forget what the real problems are.
Then the real problems start, because he will replace you.
Red. Some people got the real problems.
These are the real problems and I wish you success for the Presidency.
From now on, your job is to be a distraction.So people forget what the real problems are.
But when you can't accept the real problems, there's no chance.
She is. And the more we fight each other,the more we distract ourselves from the real problems.
Let us focus on the real problems: that is what we have to do.
About these people who are living in glass houses, Let's get to the real problems they have got.
In St. Louis, one of the real problems was convincing people the bridge wasn't going to fall.
Louisiana simply can't afford to face this disaster with a scandal that could distract from the real problems at hand.
If everyone else is bringing up About these people who are living in glass houses,Let's get to the real problems they have got.
He did everything possible but he saw the real problems that were Marilyn's and tried to keep her functioning.
All they do is create fake problems for fake people Just to distract viewers from the real problems in the world.
We should not close our eyes to the real problems that the Roma are facing in Italy and in other countries.
Action under the slogan of taking the EU closer to the citizens cannot distract from the real problems, in my view.
All these measures, together with Member States acting in a coordinated and consistent manner,will show a European Union addressing the real problems.
Finally, we should carry out research to identify the real problems in the European labour market.
However, we have not solved the real problems: firstly, we need to give political expression to the Bali Declaration- in particular, with regard to what we in Parliament have already called climate justice- and we need to generalise and simplify the emissions trading system, because it is inconceivable to have a market mechanism where half of the emissions quota is given away free.
If we do not resolve this problem, then we will be even more detached from the real problems that the Structural Funds should be resolving.
In writing.-(PT) In this debate,those who hold responsibility within the European Union remain far removed from the real problems of citizens.
