Examples of using To resolve that problem in English and their translations into French
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Was the company able to resolve that problem?
Not to resolve that problem is to lose all else.
And what could you do to resolve that problem?
To resolve that problem, use jars you are not using anymore.
I would like some suggestions to resolve that problem.
To resolve that problem, proposals have therefore been made to cover the connection terminals in adhesive.
The Government was taking steps to resolve that problem.
To resolve that problem, the Working Group would have to try to mobilize international cooperation.
The object of the present invention is to resolve that problem.
It was attempting to resolve that problem through guaranteed income, old-age supplements and the services it provided.
The drafting group should consider how to resolve that problem.
The Government has set up a land commission to resolve that problem but it is unable to provide alternative solutions for those refugees, because of a lack of funds.
The country needed the help of the international community to resolve that problem.
In order to resolve that problem, it was important to understand that the streamlining of the Committee's work should be carried out by the Committee itself, without any outside interference.
National Governments have made all the efforts they possibly could to resolve that problem.
She asked what the Government of Mexico intended to do to resolve that problem, of which it was clearly aware, and at least to ensure that indigenous cultures did not simply die out for lack of support.
He hoped that UNIDO would take up the challenge of helping to resolve that problem.
His Government was taking the strongest possible measures to resolve that problem, and to that end had adopted a national programme and established a national council to coordinate the fight against drug abuse.
The Ministry of Health was currently working with several organizations to resolve that problem.
To resolve that problem, the developed countries must genuinely open their markets to goods and services from developing countries and accord them preferential treatment so as to facilitate those countries' access to their markets.