Examples of using Central problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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That is really the central problem for us.
Today, it is clear that Al Qa'ida's presence in Afghanistan is no longer the central problem.
The second central problem is the issue of Cyprus.
Nevertheless, the Commission has not taken sufficient account of employment,and this is a central problem.
Yet this is clearly a central problem, both in the euro area and in the European Union as a whole.
So the proposal lacks a political introduction,which we think is necessary and which would have buttressed the central problem that the new accessions raise- the future financing of Europe.
A central problem besetting most European countries is structural uncompetitiveness and unemployment.
For them, as the Commissioner knows, the central problem is the shortage of competitively-priced exports.
A central problem in EU research funding is the increasing diversification of EU programmes and instruments.
The main objective of creating jobs addresses the central problem of the economic development of South Africa.
This is a central problem for airports and air carriers in trying to provide assistance;
In my opinion, this is therefore a positive proposal overall, which we should naturally see incorporated into the Green Paper which this Parliament will soon receive andwhich will constitute the mosaic in which the central problem will be situated.
The central problem is that Europe's air traffic management systems are fragmented and inefficient.
In particular, I would like to address that to you, Mr Trichet and Mr Rehn, andask you not to be blind in one eye, because the central problem, as we agree in principle, is that costs should grow according to the inflation target plus productivity.
A central problem in this connection is that 80 to 85% of the management and supervision is shared with the Member States.
Madam President, I think my colleagues from the S&D Group, Mr Cercas andMrs Blinkevičiūtė, both referred to the central problem for our group in this package: it is not just about equal treatment or the country-of-origin principle- as Mrs Oomen-Ruijten said, that has been debated very extensively.
The central problem is the ever greater concentration of tax on so-called immobile factors, that is to say the workforce.
In this regard I am very glad that Parliament has managed to have socio-economic aspects of the information society taken into account, that the ageing of our society is to be afocal point of research, and that the city of tomorrow is to be a subject for research as a central problem of urban areas.
The central problem of the fisheries policy is the catastrophic stocks situation along with the fact that the fishing fleet is too large.
In this context, I should also like to bring to your attention a study by the Corporate Europe Observatory on the'captive Commission', that is to say,to this continuing central problem: namely that large corporations are far too heavily represented in the expert groups that should actually be looking for ways to protect us from just such upheavals.
The central problem before us, then, as a Parliament, is the problem of a necessary joint European policy on security and foreign affairs.
Similar to in the movie by the Supreme court, the Vice-President of the Dr. Ronald Rohrer noted, came out also in the discussion,it is clear that the Central Problem is not the Supreme court judgement(unfortunately, it is only logical), but the legally untenable and intolerable"legality" of the Eugen is the indication and is up to the legislature to clean up this blatant violation of the Constitution!
The central problem is simply this: if we want to offer ordinary people something, we have to offer them politics which affect their interests.
Behind this very legal-sounding formulation hides a central problem of intergovernmental cooperation under the third pillar, that is cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs.
The central problem is to reconcile the need for urgent action to tackle climate change with the need to ensure security of energy supply.
Long term preservation of digital material is a central problem for the information society, which features an exponentially growing and increasingly dynamic supply of information.
The central problem is that credit creation and distribution is in the hands of private companies- the commercial banks- and that is true outside, as well as inside, the eurozone.
For Jupiter, the central problem was' that the planet is so massive, so gigantic, that in falling into it from a great distance, as a probe does, as a probe approaches a planet it falls into the gravity field.
This is not the central problem, but it demonstrates how many managers still do not understand what the new regulation of the financial markets involves and what responsibilities they have to the population as a whole.
The survey showed that the central problem was the lack of social services and of specialists, as well as the fact that the exclusion from schooling in 50% of cases meant that society had a negative attitude towards children with disabilities.
