Examples of using Extent of the problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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Everyone, therefore, knows the extent of the problem.
Extent of the problem and costs of soil degradation.
In category 4, you know the extent of the problem.
This in itself is a paltry sum given the extent of the problem.
It is true that the extent of the problem and the means available to remedy it are not identical throughout the whole European Community.
Breeding cockroaches should begin with an assessment of the extent of the problem.
Often, only a qualified specialist is able to assess the extent of the problem and help you choose the best shampoo for hair growth.
It is a very important change of direction towards European policies, which illustrates the extent of the problem.
As Mrs Stihler has said,the FAO data estimates the extent of the problem at 7.3 million tonnes a year.
It was when I asked why the women were not taking part in the assembly that I realised for the first time the extent of the problem.
Poverty and social exclusion continue to be widespread, but the extent of the problem varies significantly between Member States.
What is the Community extent of the problem(for example, how many States are involved and what solution has been supplied so far)?
This would be beneficial for this issue and reveal the extent of the problem for society.
As the extent of the problem varies within the EU, Member States will need to adapt the suggested initiatives to their specific needs and circumstances.
This information will allow the Commission to better assess the extent of the problem and prepare responses.
Is he aware of the extent of the problem and does he accept, as this report states, that citizens have the right to equivalent healthcare in every Member State and that this needs reinforcing?
In Eastern Europe, where there is a large number of contaminated military areas,better information is needed to ascertain the extent of the problem.
These are just a few examples to help you understand the extent of the problem, but I could also mention the hundreds of doctors committed to this cause.
Together, these diagnostic tools provide vital information about the structure andfunction of the heart and the extent of the problem your dog is experiencing.
A similar approach needs to be adopted at a global scale and the extent of the problem understood by all policy-makers and reconciled with economic aspirations.
If the Commission is not aware of these circumstances,will it help to bring the matter up at the next Council meeting with a view to clarifying the extent of the problem?
Fully aware of the extent of the problem facing Turkey in the south-east of the country, the European Union has nevertheless stressed that fighting terrorism must respect human rights and the rule of law.
They should undertake the necessary efforts at national andEU level to measure the extent of the problem and progress achieved at national level.
However, three national prevalence studies in Finland in 1999, Sweden in 2001 andGermany in 2004, indicate that previous assessments have vastly underestimated the extent of the problem.
Member states supported the action plan proposedby the Commission but some delegations pointed to the need for an impact assessment of these measures and for scientific data on the extent of the problem.
What is needed, as quickly as possible,is a new epidemiological study, at European level and in collaboration with the WHO, so that the extent of the problem can be seen from the data collected and the need for intensive research and international cooperation can be highlighted.
However, the extent of the problem, the significant transboundary effects and off-site costs borne by society demonstrate that the fragmented approach taken so far in the absence of a focused policy, has been insufficient to address and combat the identified threats.