Examples of using Complex question in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Programming
It's a complex question.
That's actually a pretty complex question.
It's a complex question for which there isn't a clear answer as yet.”.
This is a very complex question.
I'm sympathetic to that as a possible long-term solution,- but this is a complex question.
That is a complex question.
The complex question of young people's autonomy is also included in the future work programme.
That is a complex question.
That's a complex question, but I would certainly start by giving the plebs the money that Caesar promised them.
That's actually quite a complex question.
This is a somewhat complex question and must be answered on two levels.
Paul: Oh, this is such a complex question!
That is a very complex question, for which I can only offer a simple answer.
Well, Mia, that is a complex question.
Yes, and that complex question is answered more fully in future articles in the series.
Oh, darling. That's a complex question.
Then there is the complex question of vaccination, even if it is not on the Irish agenda.
It doesn't have to be a complex question;
The complex question of transfer pricing within a business would become obsolete, as tax treatment would be identical everywhere;
I also have a more complex question of my own.
A recent study published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters seems to answer this complex question in part.
So we must go into this complex question of sorrow.
Equal Opportunities for this extensive and complex question.
Philosophers and metaphysics have been debating over this complex question since the Greek old times.
This is a complex question to answer because it truly depends on the individual,
But at the moment, I'm interested in a much more complex question, Victor.
Cutting leverage- a complex question, I was confused at first loaded with welded seams
Lessons should also be drawn from the Commission study into the particularly sensitive and complex question of maritime borders.
This is a very large and very complex question that cannot be adequately handled without writing a full length book which explains why I wrote a full length book!
sought to provide some answers to this complex question at the URBACT City Festival in Lisbon this month.