Examples of using Must find a solution in English and their translations into Finnish
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We must find a solution.
This is the question for which the government must find a solution together.
We must find a solution by tonight.
Thirdly, tackling over-capacity; we must find a solution to over-capacity.
We must find a solution in our demon problem.
His dual role makes the construction rather complex, and it is to this that we must find a solution.
We must find a solution with our Irish friends.
The best way to simplify bureaucracy is to concentrate on those issues for which we must find a solution together.
We must find a solution which is acceptable to everyone.
However, the people of Sierra Leone, and particularly the political andmilitary leaders, must find a solution to their own problem.
We must find a solution to this problem, through education first of all.
If we want to increase our competitiveness to keep up with both America and Asia, we must find a solution to the structural tensions in European economies.
We must find a solution if we are to regain any credibility in this context.
It is very difficult to imagine that the definitive solution will satisfy everybody, but we must find a solution which ensures that the pupils will get the best education.
Today, we must find a solution for 2004 and I believe that we will find it on Monday.
Clean water, as was shown in Jordan recently, is a vital necessity, andto attain it all the countries in the West Bank region must find a solution both separately and together.
I believe that here, too, one must find a solution by dialogue with the Israelis and the Palestinians.
Meanwhile, the EU's proposals for Russia to ratify the Energy Charter Treaty, proposals on transparency andthe participation of EU companies in the management of Russian energy sector companies continue to remain a problem for which we must find a solution.
At the same time, we must find a solution that effectively encourages the sector to reduce atmospheric pollution.
We must not forget that the issue of minorities is many-layered: there are Roma, new immigrants, and national minorities, butthey are all alike in that every European Union country must find a solution to their problems.
We must find a solution to the question of the independence of Kosovo and the rights of Serbs and Montenegrins to self-determination.
Within the framework of cooperation with international financial institutions, the EU must find a solution to the problem of external economic and financial representation, which limits the EU's influence.
The Council must find a solution to their internal stalemate or else we will not be able to deliver a safer Maritime sector to the citizens of the EU.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán aptly pointed out that if we do not wish to'export' the problems of the Roma- who live in extreme poverty and social andethnic exclusion- through'nomadisation,' that is, emigration to the developed EU countries, then we must find a solution to their current, untenable situation through joint action and with combined efforts.
We must find a solution, all the more because the Commission proposes, and we support it in this battle, to go further by including photographs.
We are all agreed that the airline industry is having a bumpy ride, and we must find a solution in Europe on the basis of a policy of"Europe first" as long as the Americans are putting"America first.
We must find a solution which will make a bridge from the normal preparatory action to the date when the legal base has been accepted so that the legislative procedure will not stop an activity.
Finally, I would like to point out that we must find a solution to this problem in the interests of European enterprises, as well as its citizens, to which both parties have contributed.
We must find a solution to this which allows us, within the scope of Article 99 of the Treaties, to be represented as a whole and thus carry enough weight to reflect our responsibilities and size.
Let us try again to find an agreement, but we must find a solution to flexibility that is not less ambitious than what we already have in the interinstitutional agreement.