Examples of using The problem could in English and their translations into Finnish
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You have any idea what the problem could be?
So the problem could occur again.
Unfortunately not.- So the problem could occur again?
The problem could still be an abnormal cell growth.
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The problem could initially be solved with supply contracts.
Taking the deal, andletting Quentin try and fix the problem could.
In that case, the problem could be your antivirus.
Well, if you experience Wi-Fi andBluetooth connection problems at once, the problem could be a faulty antenna.
The problem could be solved by increasing airport capacity.
This is the reason those that have hypertension are warned against taking this steroid till the problem could currently be managed.
The problem could still be an abnormal cell growth but a different cell line.
Unfortunately, no. the problem could occur again. So, if you reinitialize without finding out what's wrong.
If your computer is constantly rebooting or will not start andyou run McAfee virus scan software the problem could be caused by a recent update to your anti-virus software and is easy to fix.
The problem could be not just you, but if you're wondering, how to return the favorite, you have to start with yourself.
If the BASI considers it appropriate, the problem could be resolved by a national court which is responsible for the correct implementation of Community law.
The problem could of course be solved by much greater control of national budgets, but that does not seem very feasible right now.
One possibility to address the problem could be to provide for the transfer of the amount due to a separate account and to unblock the accounts seized.
The problem could be significantly exacerbated by EU enlargement, which will accentuate the discrepancies between the various Member States' communications environments.
So far, the view has been that the problem could be handled efficiently on the basis of the current rules, e.g. by providing guidance to procurement agents on how to prevent and detect collusive behaviours.
The problem could be solved by applying the provisions of Article 41 of the European Charter or Fundamental Rights guaranteeing access to the file, the right to be heard, reasons for decisions and the right to appeal.
The problem can, in fact, only be solved at the lowest possible geographical level.
The problem can be partially solved by benchmarking.
The problem can be"primary.
Essentially, the problem can be expressed very simply: aviation is growing at an unsustainable rate.
Otherwise, the problem can only get worse.
In summary, the problems can be structured as follows.
Then the problem can be solved quickly wi….
But for adults, the problem can be serious.