Examples of using Problems faced in English and their translations into Finnish
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The problems faced by the parents of a newborn baby are vast.
During this presidency period Sweden intends to highlight problems faced by cross-border commuters.
The problems faced by the families of infants can be avoided by a few.
Mrs Handzlik's excellent report identifies the problems faced by all the Member States, and ways of overcoming them.
A consolidated base could be achieved without harmonisingcorporate tax rates and would go a long way towards solving the problems faced by companies.
We simply had to tackle the problems faced by 12 million citizens directly employed in this sector.
The measures to which the honourable Member refers are legislation adopted by the individual Member States as national measures for combating the problems faced.
As Mr Bendtsen mentioned, the problems faced by European small and medium-sized enterprises have increased.
Madam President, in the Commission's proposal for a Small Business Act,it fully acknowledged the problems faced by small- and medium-sized enterprises.
By further investigating the problems faced by EU companies in their access to public procurement abroad in fields such as workwear, hospitals, etc.;
Although the current arrangements are inadequate, we would prefer to keep them orto bring in a reform that actually addressed the problems faced by banana producers, concentrating on the outermost regions and the least favoured regions of the EU.
In order to alleviate the problems faced by migrant workers in public sector employment, the Commission will publish a Communication on free movement of workers in the public sector in summer 2002.
A genuine Community based on the principles of solidarity and cohesion cannot ignore the problems faced by all of its citizens, especially in today's global and rapidly changing economy.
The report describes the problems faced by the regions in the EU, but is unable to propose convincing and viable solutions, remaining faithful instead to the Lisbon and EU 2020 strategies.
ES Mr President, the Members of the European Parliament fully understand that the debate on the European Council which is set to be held on 23 and24 June will continue to focus on the persistent crisis and the problems faced by the euro, and Greece.
The Commission has called for a study to catalogue the problems faced by the authorities in charge of these programmes, with some suggestions as to how these problems may be solved.
Within the framework of the monitoring of the stabilisation and association agreements, the Committee on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities has drafted various opinions, one of which I hadthe honour of drafting, in which it emphasises the problems faced by women in the Balkans and the need to integrate equality into all policies.
This has created a larger field of study10 in which to analyse the problems faced by women; it has also increased the need for accurate, disaggregated and qualitative data, building on the work already done by Eurostat.
At this point, I would like to thank my colleagues for giving me the opportunity to prepare this report and I would also like to thank the European Commission, which has prepared this report andwhich has included the problems faced by young people amongst the fundamental priorities of the EU's 10-year development plan.
With the Services Directive we now have a powerful tool to substantially ease problems faced by consumers who face discrimination when they purchase goods and services across borders, including over the Internet.
The problems faced by Portuguese farmers on account of the poor agricultural year, caused by the extreme drought of the past year, have been exacerbated by the unilateral termination by the government of agrifood measures agreed in 2005 with farmers and 85% cofinanced by the EU.
We have tried to answer this question because we realised that what happened when the Ecofin Council adopted its well-known position as regards the problems faced by France and Germany is that our Europe has different opinions and was divided on such a significant issue.
The adoption of legislation which will comprehensively address all problems faced by non-Muslim communities- such as legal status, property registration and training of the clergy- in order to guarantee religious pluralism in line with European standards is long awaited.
The express establishment of a specific regulation requiring payments to be made within a maximum period of 30 calendar days, while eliminating the exception to this rule or, at least, restricting it to a maximum of 60 calendar days after delivery; the problems faced by authorities in financing their activities can by no means be greater than those of SMEs;
This could be achieved without harmonising corporate tax rates and would go a long way towards solving the problems faced by companies by reducing the compliance costs which arise from dealing with fifteen separate tax systems, providing cross-border tax relief and simplifying the existing tax complexities associated with transfer pricing.
But the level of this cooperation must take into account the effective progress the country may make in solving regional problems and the methods used for solving them, its respect for human rights, and also the country' s collaboration in the positive development of theTimor Lorosae independence process, particularly in solving the problems faced by the West Timor refugees and in prosecuting and sentencing militia members who have behaved criminally and only recently murdered three United Nations workers.
The problems facing producers are not over.
I voted for this report, which tackles the problems facing farmers in many EU Member States.
The problems facing civil society on the ground;
The scale of the problems facing the railway industry cannot be underestimated.