Examples of using Would not solve in English and their translations into Finnish
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This would not solve the fragmentation.
Lowering the 80% threshold to 75% would not solve our problems.
This would not solve the problem of discrimination on the basis of nationality.
For example, someone said that the debt issue would not solve everything.
Tobias would not solve a mystery he wasn't trying to solve himself.
It emerged that the'no new action' option would not solve the problems identified.
Uch a limit would not solve all the problems linked to animal welfare; proper treatment during transport, regular feeding, watering and resting were more important in that perspective than a reduction of the transport time;
Option 1 was not accepted because it would not solve the problems identified.
As I have walked among the desperate, rejected andangry young men I have told them that molotov cocktails and rifles would not solve their problems.
I myself think that having a stronger Commission would not solve any of our problems, quite the reverse.
The proposal by the European Commission to have safety requirements defined by national legislation would not solve this problem.
Tabling a directive on the matter of taxation would not solve anything since Member States would not be able to agree to it unanimously.
Secondly, a comprehensive reduction in tax in Europe would not solve the problems.
It would be very easy to implement, but it would not solve the problem of the unclear definition of cabotage and of the diverging national rules.
The WG has concluded that a common interpretation would not solve all the problems.
Most of these are not acceptable as they would not solve the three major shortcomings of current policy: form-based strait-jacket regulation, neglect of market power and block-exemptions which are too narrow.
In this respect, the no-reform option would not solve the current problems.
Moreover, the other two problems would still remain: firstly,overfishing would actually increase and, secondly, it would not solve the problem of market prices.
The no-change option, which is based on continuing with the current situation for all the issues was considered not adequate as it would not solve the problems that currently exist as regards the level of protection of public and animal health, the distortion of competition and the functioning of the internal market.
All options were considered and the options to fundamentally change the meaning of the CE marking oreven to abolish it completely have been excluded, as these ideas would not solve the basic problem and have additional drawbacks.
The results of the impact analyses concluded that the use of non-regulatory tools would not solve the problem of legal uncertainty when interpreting the scope of the ABP Regulation.
Option B would globally have negative efficiency since it would decrease the revenues of shipowners,increase the administrative costs for EU Member States and would not solve the current problems of compliance.
Setting up a European consortium to go some way towards controlling and influencing the market situation would not solve the problems of the European shipbuilding industry but be in danger of exacerbating the situation in the longer term.
Even if universal suffrage were to be introduced- preferably sooner rather than later- it would not solve all the current problems.
Option 3, the exclusively legislative approach would offer short term solutions to many problems but would not solve satisfactorily the problem of defining the range of products to which mutual recognition applies;
We believe the recommended steps which a Member State should take when faced with future epidemics(from the buying of vaccinations through to the reporting of facts to EU bodies)are unwise and would not solve any major issues associated with H1N1 or future pandemics.
Two other options,fundamentally different from the one that is proposed below, would not solve the main drawbacks of the current policy.
That is the primary structural surplus that Greece needs, anddebt restructuring would not solve this very fundamental fact.