Examples of using To these problems in English and their translations into Czech
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Are we discussing solutions to these problems?
To these problems by noon today. I shall be glad to receive your solutions.
Secularism is not the answer to these problems.
We must respond to these problems without hesitation, the people are demanding it.
Mr Lamberts also draws attention to these problems.
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However, the answer to these problems does not lie in more regulation and more subsidies.
Only renewables can bring a solution to these problems.
I want to draw attention to these problems again to show that I am very much aware of them.
Intelligent transport is a key component of the solution to these problems.
I believe the concept of an open approach to these problems is the main solution for the future.
Munters condensation control units are the cost-effective solution to these problems.
We need to start finding solutions to these problems as soon as possible.
The efficient use of the rural development funds represents a timely solution to these problems.
We must apply our energies to these problems, above all, so that we can tackle the problem of human trafficking.
I shall be glad to receive your solutions to these problems by noon today.
In response to these problems, the company has developed a training scheme for employees to become life coaches.
Let us therefore work together(and I mean together,as partners) to find solutions to these problems.
The Hungarian Presidency has not given any credible responses to these problems, which also exist in other EU countries.
The world has gone mad because of some monsters who have come out of the darkness, butyou have the solution to these problems.
We want greater attention to be paid to these problems early on, so that workers do not have to cope with them.
Saving energy andincreasing the proportion of renewable energy consumed constitute only part of the solution to these problems.
In order to find solutions to these problems, the main priority is the transition to the efficient use and the saving of water.
The amendment to the Financial Perspective proposed by the Commission last week is a partial solution to these problems.
Our delegation is highly sensitive to these problems and, I would add, to the very similar issues of women who are not employed but are self-employed.
However, there is a need for the European Commission to then take specific actions to respond positively to these problems.
The positive solutions found to these problems in Finland, Italy, Poland, Denmark, the Czech Republic and many other countries clearly facilitate this task.
As political leaders it is our duty to offer every individual the hope of a sustainable solution to these problems.
The particular difficulties of the times in which we are living are obvious when we add to these problems the present lack of confidence in the markets and the shrinking of investment.
Thus, the point made by many fellow Membershere is absolutely right: there is not just one answer, there are many solutions to these problems.
It is therefore vital to develop an urgent response to these problems and to ensure that the Community measures recently adopted do not ignore the ordeals of workers and their families.