Examples of using Many of these problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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Many of these problems are solved mezoniti face.
We have brought forward proposals to address many of these problems.
Many of these problems have a trans-boundary or global dimension.
However, the Solvit network has proven to be effective in solving many of these problems.
The Commission is addressing many of these problems which you identify at the moment.
Many of these problems could be solved if we had more alternative dispute resolution(ADR) mechanisms.
The objective is to resolve as many of these problems as pragmatically as possible.
Many of these problems might disappear after the spouses start talking to each other again.
Finally, we can endorse all Mr Harrison's arguments during this interim phase; let us vow to move ahead as rapidly as possible,and then many of these problems will cease to exist.
However, many of these problems cannot be solved by State aid and require a more comprehensive policy approach.
However, we feel that the EU policies, such as the common fisheries policy, common agricultural policy and protectionism in trade,are at the root of many of these problems in the first place.
Many of these problems have been solved by our amendments, and I would appeal to the Council to accept those amendments adopted today.
Even though the existing EU SME policy is performing well andis already targeting many of these problems, this worse performance when compared with the US shows that there is still room for improvement.
Many of these problems cannot be solved without open co-development and participation in problem-solving from all sectors of society,” says Sitra's President Mikko Kosonen.
At this stage I wish to pay tribute to the work of the Commission officials with whom I have had many discussions;between us we have put a great deal of effort into addressing many of these problems.
Although many of these problems are similar throughout Europe, the different approaches taken in different places provide a wealth of experience which action at EU level can help to evaluate and share.
This is why our work in Europe, in the European Union, makes so much sense, andthis is why we can be glad that it has been possible to solve many of these problems in our Europe, although we still have not solved them all.
Many of these problems are exacerbated by the poor training of people working in the judicial system and the Commission has therefore offered assistance to the government of Laos PDR, both in reforming the system and in developing its human resources.
Clearly, as a Dane, I know some of the problems there have been in our region, andI think that people in any country where there are islands have a common view on many of these problems which, as the speaker indicates, can have to do with transport, but also education and all manner of things. I therefore consider it important that that possibility should be included in the new Treaty.
Many of these environmental problems are related to the growth of population and unsustainable consumption.
Many of these environmental problems are not stand alone issues, but are mutually related and inter-dependent.