Examples of using Increasing problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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Internet sales are an increasing problem.
Although obesity is an increasing problem, this White Paper does not bring us any closer to a solution.
Growth in demand of transport services causing increasing problems.
Obesity is an ever increasing problem among young people.
We must have no doubt that it will be an increasing problem.
Another disturbing matter is the increasing problem of domestic violence and so-called honour killings.
Madam President, fake medicines,as we have heard, are an increasing problem.
Increasing problems linked to the need for an environmentally-friendly destruction of large quantities of seized goods.
Drug driving is an increasing problem.
On a less positive note, life style illnesses such as obesity andmental illness are becoming an increasing problem.
There is the threat of weakening exports and increasing problems in funding social security systems.
Children's programmes must be subject to stricter standards,for obesity is an increasing problem.
Water scarcity anddroughts are an increasing problem in many areas of Europe, at least seasonally, due to climate change.
Sadly trafficking in women andchildren is in any case an increasing problem in Cambodia?
Multiple filing continues to cause increasing problems to the detriment of both companies and the competition authorities.
Road transport is a necessity for our mobility, but new measures are required to tackle this increasing problem.
Obesity is an increasing problem among the inhabitants of the European Union and in several other countries as well, particularlyamong children and adolescents.
Private smuggling of tobacco products from countries with low taxes andduties to neighbouring countries with high taxes is creating an increasing problem.
In committee we tabled an amendment on the increasing problem of fishing vessels flying flags of convenience, which was very narrowly defeated.
One critical question for agriculture will be the substance of future water policy,especially in those regions where water shortages are becoming an increasing problem.
Only when enforcement officers have the means to address the increasing problem of offences against Community rules, can the Community rightly expect results.
There are some difficult issues- suchas Holocaust denial and protecting freedom of speech- but it is scandalous that in 2006 there is still no EU-wide response to the alarming and increasing problem of racist violence.
The attention of the Committee of Experts has also been drawn by Swedish-speakers to the fact that an increasing problem is that social welfare, health care and hospital services are outsourced to private actors.
Congestion is an increasing problem; systems are not yet sufficiently smart; alternatives for shifting between different modes of transport are not always attractive; road fatalities remain dramatically high at 34 000 per year in the Union; citizens and businesses expect a transport system that is safe and secure.
The rapporteur mentions the'plastic soup', the drifting mass of plastic and rubber in the Pacific Ocean, and notes what is described as an increasing problem in the Atlantic Ocean of lost fishing nets.
The text before us quite appropriately also takes account of the increasing problems with allergies in children, by tightening up the provisions concerning the fragrances that may be used in toys.
Denmark has a legal opt-out, meaning that we do not want to give the EU authority in the legal sphere. However,cross-border crime is a dramatically increasing problem, necessitating cooperation between the Member States.
Mr Crowley was right to point out that,where the major and, indeed, increasing problem of Ecstasy consumption is concerned, it is not only a question of smuggling from outside the European Union, but also of what is happening in the European Union itself.
There is no doubt that past programmes have had a beneficial effect where they can be carried out andthe fact that sub-Saharan Africa has a steady and worryingly increasing problem probably reflects the instability in many of these countries caused by war.
Above all, food-related counterfeiting,which has recently been an increasing problem, deserves the greatest attention because it affects the health of ignorant and defenceless citizens who trust in the appearance of labels.