Examples of using Key problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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It resolutely addresses the key problems.
Key problems in implementing the Rio agenda.
Any democrat can spot two key problems.
The project has addressed key problems of the local area, such as depopulation and the closing-down of local businesses.
Unilateral action cannot address the key problems.
Taken together, these 3 key problems lead to the conclusion that the Internal Market is not achieving its full potential in PP.
First, it provides an overview of how Member States have implemented the Directive and highlights key problems.
His own-initiative report covers all the key problems and does so quite outstandingly.
The Valencian Government brought forward minor changes in the LUV, which do not address the key problems of land grab.
This report is a valid attempt at defining the key problems and possible solutions for Afghanistan.
By pinpointing the key problems which need to be addressed per Member State, national efforts can be better targeted on specific priorities.
Before we come to that answer, however, we will have to tackle two key problems: What Does it Mean to"Learn" a Language?
This report has correctly identified the key problems which the common agricultural policy will have to tackle from 2013 on, which is why I voted in favour of it.
To strengthen, through a specific key action, the socio-economic knowledge base for a better understanding of key problems facing European society;
Particular efforts have been made to address key problems affecting young people and women, both of which have high unemployment rates.
I would like to thank you, Mrs Miguélez Ramos, as rapporteur, for taking up thisissue in a detailed own-initiative report and clearly identifying the key problems.
With the help of industry consultations three key problems have been identified as barriers to the take off of new business opportunities.
The key problems are that it is necessary to obtain the status of regular service(authorised regular shipping service) which is directly linked to both the vessel and the shipping company concerned transport operator.
However, there is a need to take a different approach from earlier directives, because the key problems lie in market confidence and attitudes rather than costs.
The SPD will aim to tackle key problems such as persistent long-term unemployment, especially among older workers and the shortage of skilled labour in growth sectors.
With this in mind, the Impact Assessment outlines the main considerations for a Commission initiative in the field of sport by explaining the underlying motives,identifying the key problems and describing the main objectives.
The Commission has identified three key problems associated with the current provisions for the type-approval of agricultural vehicles.
The NAPs/incl of Greece, Luxemburg and Austria basically provide a snapshot analysis of the situation on poverty andsocial exclusion and the policies that are currently in place to address the key problems.
Digital A set of measures will be considered to tackle key problems faced by online users and make sure they are adequately protected when using and buying digital content.
The Commission has made some important decisions in principle towards this end, especially by drawing up a new action plan for gender equality,which stresses that gender-based violence is one of the key problems to be addressed.
The financial crisis has demonstrated that there are three key problems in how these agencies operate: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings and no accountability.
Key problems, including lack of confidence in the election administration, lack of transparency in the results process, and the lack of an effective complaints and appeals process in which stakeholders have confidence, are all present in Pakistan.
As is the case in many other areas of this sector,the crisis has demonstrated three key problems: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework and no liability for CRA ratings.
When solving the key problems of aerospace manufacturing technology, the advantages of new materials(especially titanium alloys) and welding are becoming more and more obvious, such as reducing the structural weight.
State failure, ineffective and illegitimate governance, corruption, imbalance of power and opportunities, the theft of national wealth by a small elite, and the repression of democracy, rights and freedoms:these are the key problems that need to be addressed.