Examples of using Difficult problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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People look to their president to solve these difficult problems.
At the Ministry of Finance, ever more difficult problems are encountered that require examination from new viewpoints.
He was a clever lad who knew how to solve difficult problems.
Many argue that the difficult problems described above will only be solved once such full ownership unbundling is applied to TSOs.
The smart boy could solve all the difficult problems with great ease.
Regulation in this case should ensure that we do not in our haste create very difficult problems.
Solving the difficult problems first- like refugees and territorial division- may help to remove the obstacles that stand in the way of peace.
It is the job, moreover, of us politicians to solve complex and difficult problems.
Sweeping difficult problems under the carpet for future presidencies to grapple with is not the kind of leadership we have been led to expect from the Prime Minister.
For me, today is one of the latter, a day on which we have difficult problems to resolve.
The report mentions the difficult problems which thwart relations between the EU and Serbia, but it also highlights many positive factors which have emerged in Serbia's development.
Firstly, great efforts had to be made to overcome difficult problems and even conflicts.
That is the information I wanted to pass on to you today andI look forward to listening to the comments here in this House concerning these difficult problems.
He solved the Behrens-Fisher problem and many other difficult problems of mathematical statistics.
This game introduces us to the new funny characters- possums,liveliness character which perfectly helps them solve the most difficult problems.
There is such an urgent need to combat the effects of the economic crisis, unemployment and other difficult problems arising from the socio-economic situation in the Union.
The Arctic is also'cool' because of the lucrative possibilities emerging on the horizon, even thoughthey bring with them very complex and difficult problems.
It is also an illusion to hope that,if the plan is rejected, the difficult problems surrounding the return of refugees, property, Turkish troops, etc. will be able to be solved.
They should proceed with their internal reforms andfind solutions for their very difficult problems.
He solved some most difficult problems, which had been sought in vain by the diligent scrutiny of the greatest geometers since the very beginnings of geometry; namely these.
This exercise is largely irrelevant and will not solve the many difficult problems that face the industry.
One of the areas that causes us all complex and difficult problems within the European Union, now enlarged to 27 Member States and occupied by nearly 500 million people, is justice.
The enlargement of the Union to the Central andEastern European countries also poses difficult problems which must be dealt with fairly.
In the EESC's view the more difficult problems in implementing the above proposal concern funding and making the local forces(public authorities and civil society) operationally available.
To be in the running for Senior Wrangler one had to spend two-thirds of the time practising how to solve difficult problems against time….
Jerold Jay Kreisman described the borderline as"a non-precise term for a diffuse but extremely difficult problems that are frustrating to treat,difficult to define and impossible for the doctor to explain in a reasonable manner for the patient.
We need continuous research into safer plant design anda fuller answer to these very difficult problems.
Also, I believe that the Congress proved useful in highlighting both the difficult problems related to the abolition of the death penalty and in gathering suggestions of a number of innovative policy strategies, in particular, from the American participants.
Codemate has demonstrated refreshing professionalism in Restel projects,how even difficult problems have been solved and deadlines met.
This position is based on the principle that difficult problems, such as survival and sustainable development, productivity, competitiveness or the realisation of the knowledge society cannot be resolved at a distance from everyday reality, with isolated steps or choices from above.