Examples of using To the problems in English and their translations into Danish
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Let me now turn to the problems.
Are blind to the problems they aim to solve. The charities you give to. .
There is no military solution to the problems of that region.
What we have here is, of course, an entirely unreasonable approach to the problems.
We should be especially sensitive to the problems of new Member States.
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Women have little orno interest regarding the solution to the problems.
In our report, reference is made to the problems faced by female immigrants.
Immobility, obesity, poor nutrition andsmoking add to the problems.
I refer in particular to the problems met when starting a business.
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Compressport responds to the problems that athletes face daily.
I agree with all the previous speakers with regard to the problems.
He was, and still is, receptive to the problems that this proposal entails.
Although the sums are huge,they are nevertheless meagre compared to the problems.
There is no one-step solution to the problems that malicious advertising can cause.
Hence, the Hosted PBX systems are cost effective solutions to the problems of SMEs.
Chapter 1 draws attention to the problems of revenue loss in the free zones.
This strategy should be directed towards both forest protection and the sustainable use of timber resources,as forests provide solutions to the problems associated with climate change.
A changes in the Community approach to the problems in those regions has been slow.
We must repeat that taking account of the problems of island regions is not an alternative to the search for solutions to the problems of the outermost regions.
Freezing funds is no solution to the problems, however.
Studies related to the problems of industrialscale(medium-sized) storage of hydrogen.
PDF Explorer was designed as a solution to the problems just mentioned.
Structural solutions to the problems European shipbuilding is facing lie in healthy competition and structural reforms.
Furthermore, we must pay particular attention to the problems associated with fiscal discipline.
Thus relatively little attention has been given to the problems of homelessness, the access of young people to social welfare housing provision or to the housing needs of young single people.
TEMPUS as a collaborative response to the problems of higher education in the eligible countries.
Madam President, Mr Crowley's report can be seen as an entirely satisfactory response to the problems connected with the social aspects of housing.