Examples of using Problems outlined in English and their translations into Dutch
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There are no ready answers to either of the problems outlined above.
In view of the problems outlined above, the main objectives are the following.
There is a clear case for public intervention to tackle the problems outlined in 1.5.1 above.
The simulator approach to research the problems outlined above would have to start by stating the following objectives.
The non-euro area still comprises numerous Member States and this adds to the problems outlined above.
The Union is best placed to address the problems outlined above as they have a clear cross-border dimension.
I fully agree with Mr Whitehead that self-regulation is the best solution to the problems outlined.
A purely national approach to tackle the problems outlined above may not be sufficient.
As far as European citizens are concerned, people are now open to consider any means of resolving the problems outlined here.
The most important prerequisite to a long-term solution for the problems outlined is sound coordination of Member State efforts.
The problems outlined at the beginning of this document would persist
The goal of this impact assessment is to investigate the possibility of finding Community-level solutions to the problems outlined above.
As to subsidiarity, the problems outlined above have a clear cross-border dimension
recycling in general should help to solve also the plastic waste problems outlined in the Green Paper.
Although all the problems outlined above have important implications for each individual Member State,
This option, however, would not meet the demands of Member States for a common European reference or instrument to address the problems outlined above.
In addition to the problems outlined above, there is at present a more direct tax obstacle to cross-border pension provision
According to the helper interviewed for this survey, the project came reasonably well up to expectations, in spite of the problems outlined in the previous section.
Although all the problems outlined above have important implications for individual Member States,
The“no change” option would leave the present road legislation unaltered and the problems outlined at the start of this document would persist and eventually become worse;
Although all the problems outlined in the Impact Assessment have important implications for each individual Member State,
the following specific objectives were identified, notably to address the problems outlined above whilst building on the acknowledged strengths of the Regulation.
The preceding analysis has shown that although all the problems outlined above have important implications for each individual Member State,
also favourable com mentaries are evidence of the urgent need for a European debate and of the fact that the problems outlined here are acutely topical.
The two problems outlined above hamper the provision of services planned by the GNSS Regulation:
do not sufficiently address the key problems outlined in the impact assessment.
The problems outlined above relating to the existence of the exequatur procedure,
whether these changes effectively tackle the problems outlined.
Lastly, it should be pointed out that the individual comments and problems outlined led to an extremely intensive
in light of the problems outlined above, are; to provide mandatory procedural facilitations for"well-known" travellers by making use of the possibilities offered by the Visa Information System(VIS);