Examples of using Greater problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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You present a far greater problem. But you.
Some greater problem needed to be identified and solved.
But you… You present a far greater problem.
An even greater problem is the Structural Funds; 12% is of course far too high.
Needed to be identified and solved. Some greater problem.
Consumer protection presents a greater problem in this Commission document.
Where financial support for fisheries is concerned, I can see a much greater problem.
The EU' s legitimacy is a far greater problem than its complex political structure.
Counterfeiting is, if anything, an even greater problem.
From our perspective, there is no greater problem, challenge and opportunity to receive your attention.
I suppose if you did know who he was, that would present a greater problem, wouldn't it?
Abram. that you may have a greater problem than we imagined. Abram. I have just been told by someone up ahead.
I have just been told by someone up ahead that you may have a greater problem than we imagined.
For the rapporteur, gender stereotyping is a greater problem than the brutalisation of media content, especially with regard to children.
Therefore we will find those people will be disenfranchised andthat is becoming a greater problem as the European Union enlarges.
However, this issue is related to a much greater problem- to the frequent lack of integrity and professionalism within police and security forces throughout Europe.
Given the limited resources available to an SME,this is a proportionally greater problem for it than for a larger company.
But an even greater problem is the fact that there is also still no agreement on whether UNMIK's powers should be handed over to EULEX.
Investor protection in Lithuania is an even greater problem; in this area, Lithuania ranks 93rd.
As the reality of the Greater Community becomes more well known within your world, and if our message can reach enough people,then there will be a growing consensus that there is a greater problem facing humanity.
In the dull green waters of the River Tannes. that his greater problem would arrive one quiet afternoon Little did the Comte suspect.
In the future, with the increase in air traffic movements, andmore crowded skies, air safety will become a greater problem in the years to come.
I would submit, after the recent intervention from Mr Mote, that the greater problem is the wilful misinformation, if not downright lies, that are peddled before the public.
He is absolutely right that the recent events in India and Pakistan highlight the need for the rest of the world to enter into a dialogue with both of those countries and other neighbouring countries to try to build a stability which will ensure that what was a relatively minor problem, which has become a very much greater problem, does not become an even greater problem in the future.
Secondly, just why is the Iranian nuclear potential a greater problem, more of a danger to peace than, let us say, Israel's?
Overall, however, attention has been paid to acidification,for instance, which is a greater problem in my country than in many other EU countries.
I welcome the consensus reached on the 1% level- which could also be increased to 2%- but the greater problem will arise after 2014 when, if the landing is not a softer one, there will be enormous problems for those who have made investments in recent years, and enormous losses for agricultural companies relating to this sector.
Once we have a decent package of proposals,I think we will able to take a step forward with this directive to combat the greater problem that lies behind it, for painters and other workers, for example.
However, I would like to remind you that observance of fundamental rights is a far greater problem in many countries outside the European Union, including neighbouring states such as Russia and Belarus.
Furthermore, I believe that the ongoing discussions on the College's ineffective management of the budget andhuman resources are only diverting our attention from a greater problem- the lack of integrity and professionalism in police and security bodies throughout Europe, including Lithuania.