Examples of using Delicate problem in English and their translations into German
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It's a delicate problem.
Proctologist is a doctor who solves delicate problems.
The delicate problem is thrush.
Today, many people suffer from such a delicate problem as hemorrhoids.
When a delicate problem is a positive sign.
Depending on the results of the test for allergies, there are two options to solve this delicate problem.
There are two particularly delicate problems which arise with regard to agriculture.
Ferraris, President-in-Office ofthe Council.-(IT) Mr Kranidiotis raises a most significant and delicate problem.
Not always a delicate problem visits a woman before the birth of a child.
I am pleasedto see that the Chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs is here, because we have a delicate problem to solve.
Such a delicate problem, like the smell from the mouth of a beloved offspring, is quite common.
As Mr Ettl said, raising capital is vital, andit is more vital perhaps for small businesses where delicate problems can cause immense harm.
A delicate problem is given by the conditions for which the Pope can enter the industry without being infallible doctrinal.
Taking ensilage maize into account raises a delicate problem, since land used for it does not normally qualify for a premium.
If a delicate problem happened without obvious reasons and stopped without help, it is most likely a harmless diarrhea before childbirth.
That a relatively smallarea like Vorarlberg was able to solve such a delicate problem without the difficulties that would otherwise arise elsewhere, was due solely to this man.
A more delicate problem is the integration of military aviation and air defence with the European system.
Everything that has been said so far confronts all those(whether on the right or extreme right, the left or extreme left) who wish- assuming they do- to"change" Europe,with a very delicate problem.
When(H.G.) reduced the rules of clarity and order, he pointed out a delicate problem, which is how to define a motif, how to determine… and reach a sense of orientation in space….
In particular I appreciated his approach to providing the technical means necessary to implement these aims,for example extending bandwidth and multichannel distribution, and on the delicate problem of security of information.
Apart from this, it would draw the Commission's attention to the delicate problem of the finality of the payments and the effect it would have on the laws governing bankruptcy, which are not uniform throughout the Member States.
D' Augustin has specified that,"besides these issues of fundamental importance", in the course of the Conference of Services theHarbour Authority has placed the attention"on the delicate problem of safety, in case was realized a system of this type in our gulf.
This amendment deals with the delicate problems of transition periods, which can only result from a precise and concrete evaluation of the existing situation in the new Member States at the moment of their joining.
In this manner, the Sandoz Family Foundation makes a real contribution for young academics in general,which bear a particularly delicate problem this decade, not least due to the fact that over seventy per cent of professors will be replaced between 2000 and 2010.
Here- the association observes- the delicate problem of independence is opened, is of the several Registries that have like customers the shipowners of the ships, it is of the commanders in the relationships with the respective companies.
A rapid agreement is necessary for the following reasons: the European Council of March 2007 expressed its wish in this respect; the sector in question, more than 900,000 enterprises, wants to harmonise the conditions for access to the profession in order to have a loyal competition andclear rules regarding this restricted but delicate problem, namely cabotage.
Capitalism involves a delicate problem of agency and trust; giving managers the green light for entrepreneurship is not enough to make certain that the interests of investors are safeguarded; nor is it enough for stock markets to price securities realistically.
The Commission is of the opinion that theCouncil's common position thus resolves the delicate problem of identifying the projects of common interest more precisely but allowing flexibility in the updating of the detailed project descriptions through a committee procedure.
For the Code of Canon Law, but also for other delicate problems that I won't mention here- because they are still perhaps covered by the papal secret(but I'm not sure everyone keeps the secret: again in recent days articles have appeared in newspapers on the new nominations, etc; there are always leaks)- to get help, I said,!
The second and third objectives concern the delicate problem of environmental balance which today faces all economic systems: on the one hand, the need to make agriculture more compatible with conservation of the environment; on the other, enhancement of the positive role which agriculture plays in preserving the structure of rural areas.