Examples of using To try to resolve in English and their translations into Danish
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I got them together to try to resolve the issue.
However, the surgeon will carry out a variety of tests andcan even prescribe medication to try to resolve the issue.
The first essential to try to resolve the situation is to have proper political and economic stability within the country.
However, we must pursue our dialogue to try to resolve those issues.
The benefit of this meeting is that it provides us with the opportunity to ask the ministers questions of principle at a political level and to try to resolve them.
I concede to my colleague Mr°Severin,who has said that we ought to try to resolve these matters together with the Russian mainland.
Well, for some time now the European Union has had some very intensive programmes to rid Cambodia of mines, andwe have been working very hard to try to resolve the problem.
This debate is important because it can andmust help us to try to resolve the appalling waste problems facing Naples and Campania.
It is clear that there are barriers to free movement of workers andconsequently I congratulate the Commission for producing the action plan to try to resolve this problem.
It would not be easy to mix everything together and to try to resolve all the issues facing the European Union by 2004.
Quite the opposite: as a result of these contacts,of this passion we have applied to trying to resolve the problem, tomorrow's meeting in Madrid has been called and the major players in relation to this conflict will reach a collective agreement to try to resolve it.
The Bush administration seeks"dictatorial power unreviewable by the courts, to try to resolve the crisis,'' said Frank Razzano.
Before filing a claim, each Party agrees to try to resolve the dispute by contacting the other Party through the notice procedures in Section 12.6.
I very much regret that andI have already assured him that I will use my offices to try to resolve that difficulty.
Mr President, I have lodged an amendment to the Technical Measures Regulation to try to resolve the anomaly that Ian Hudghton just referred to, which has arisen off the west coast of Scotland.
As I said in this House in 1998, to try to resolve each conflict in the region separately would be to erase all the historical, ethnic, religious and cultural differences and to forget the international strategies that aim to control the raw materials and maintain areas of influence through the military alliances.
Yahya Khan brought Ali Bhutto, Mujib Rahman andhimself together in Dakha to try to resolve the impasse, to no avail.
We all agree that we should ask Switzerland for a provisional agreement to try to resolve these problems of the Alpine passes, but we must also bear in mind the characteristics of the Swiss road system, a veritable Gruyère with the 17 kilometre long St Gotthard pass which is three metres narrower than the Mont Blanc tunnel.
I would like to tell you that we are continuing to work very hard with the African Union to try to resolve the problem of peace in Darfur.
Thus the Commission' s priority is to try to resolve these two problems, and the solution we propose is to supplement the existing funds through the creation of a European fund financed by the oil companies, which would offer the victims quick compensation of up to EUR 1 000 million, instead of the EUR 200 million- USD 180 million- currently granted by the international authorities.
The European Commission and the tourism ministers are determined to try to resolve this problem regarding potential visitors from both Russia and China.
The conciliatory message that the European Union has recently sent to the Russian Federation regarding stepping up relations on various levels is not, and must not be, separate from an invitation to dialogue andto implementing all possible measures to try to resolve the worst crisis of the post-Soviet era without causing casualties.
Since early September, contacts have been taking place at senior official level to try to resolve this continuing difference of views, but we have not yet been successful on this issue.
Another fundamental issue is that of the tribunal for crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge: for months now, there has been a stalemate, and I believe that the European Parliament as well as the Commission and the Council must now propose a public hearing to the president of the tribunal, in order to gain a proper understanding of what the problems are that are holding up the tribunal's work and to try to resolve them.
However, the surgeon will carry out a variety of tests andcan even prescribe medication to try to resolve the issue. If the condition persists, then surgery will be recommended.
I support the resolution as put forward andhope that we can apply pressure to the international community to try to resolve this long-standing problem in Asia.
The main faults with this report are that the statistics are not comparable,there is no action plan to try to resolve the problems and no blame is apportioned as to why the Common Fisheries Policy is in the state that it is.
You can rest assured that both Miguel Ángel Moratinos and I will be working 24 hours a day,whenever necessary, to try to resolve this conflict, which is of profound concern to the Europeans.
Madam President, I would like you to express, on behalf of my group, firstly our support for the President of the European Council, Mr Verhofstadt,who will go to Rome tomorrow to try to resolve this unacceptable situation; secondly, to express our support for the Commission, which has exercised its right to initiative responsibly and with a sense of duty.
They are the important issues we should be addressing and our amendments try to focus on those issues,because we have to try to resolve the very clear problems that the Court of Justice has raised.