Examples of using Created a problem in English and their translations into Danish
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I have created a problem.
Between you and your spouse? Have drugs ever created a problem.
Have drugs ever created a problem between you and your spouse?
The question is whether we have found a solution to a problem or whether we have created a problem for a solution that was there all along.
Which created a problem for spinners because their spinning technique did not go as fast.
In general terms, it has been approved, but one point has created a problem: this concerns the supporting measures for the granting of export refunds.
Which created a problem for spinners because their spinning technique did not go as fast. Spinner The shoes did not have time to manufacture yarns to weavers.
First the payments are made then decisions are taken which created a problem affecting the Community aids which you saw as a solution.
This in itself would not have created a problem but Britain tried to value the pound relative to other currencies at the level that existed before World War I. This led to funds being taken out of pounds and being held in other currencies.
Although I would prefer to dump you along with the rest of this waste at thebottom of the Pacific, recent disruptions in our operation have created a problem, and now the Las Playas landfill will become your final resting place.
Additionally the immorality of the Spanish men created a problem when natives were converted to Christianity and were told they could have only one wife.
However, we believe that some of the problems have been due to the development of Europe's own dynamic and also to the fact that at that time we lacked a coherent, constructive and democratic foreign policy and, with our support for ethnic orreligious identities, we have created a problem whose consequences we are now paying for.
This in itself would not have created a problem but Britain tried to value the pound relative to other currencies at the level that existed before World War I.
Here's the kicker: when the evidence mounts that some choice oract of the psychopath created a problem or made a situation worse, this, too, must be denied as part of the self and projected as coming from"out there.
Switzerland's accession to the Schengen area in 2008 created a problem for movement between the two states, transforming the border between them into an external one, and the aim is now to resolve this problem. .
Dead Americans in Mexico creates a problem for us.
Sometimes, junk files create a problem in the normal functioning of a device.
We create a problem for him and then solve it.
Unfortunately this creates a problem.
The requirement for ever larger display screens creates a problem for both CRT and LCD technologies.
The use of geographical indications is a further issue that unquestionably creates a problem.
Then I can create a problem.
Let's not create a problem!
This creates a problem when attempting to make a sequel or adaptation based on such a game.
Mr O'Donnell made the point that money going into the national exchequer creates a problem.
We are creating a problem, and I would advise Commissioner Patten and Mr Haarder to re-read their Popper.
Due to this your Casio Exilim would create a problem and result in loss of these pictures.
Thesis: Create a problem, i.e. overstimulate economical activity by cheap loans without security- thereby creating madly increasing home prices- and"utilize the free capital for consumption"!! 2.
It is not only tallow that creates a problem, although it is the most pressing one.
High doses may cause side effects like allergies,which can create a problem for you.