Examples of using Enormous problem in English and their translations into German
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That is an enormous problem.
It is also an enormous problem for the European communities, which need as many as possible to contribute to leading Europe out of the crisis.
And that's going to pose an enormous problem.
The same enormous problem will be raised in 1997.
He called me in and said,"We have an enormous problem.
Corruption is an enormous problem on a worldwide scale.
Background and context: Scarcity of jobs is an enormous problem in MRAs.
I too regard it as an enormous problem that the Council is not present for this debate.
It is horrific to think that since last August the County of Donegal hashad only 19 relatively dry days, leaving this enormous problem.
Both a senseless death and an enormous problem as an estimated 40% of global catch consists of bycatch.
PL Mr President, we have spent most of our time discussing the crisis in Greece, andquite rightly so, for it is an enormous problem.
That is the enormous problem now confronting us, with a total of almost 17 million citizens involved.
CS Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, we know that globalisation and, in particular,the entry of China into the WTO have created an enormous problem.
It is going to become such an enormous problem all over the world that any insight from any dimension can be of immense help.
This kind of heterogeneous contaminant mixture andpollutant sources emitting substances over decades present an enormous problem in terms of groundwater contamination.
An enormous problem has been that at present we have not sufficiently invested in or provided financial assistance for environmentally friendly modes of transport.
They are very competent at following anagenda of calculated incompetence with the aim of creating an enormous problem in search of a covert, pre-designed solution.
Leaving aside the enormous problem posed by the safety of nuclear plants, which is dealt with in Point 4.6., the Committee feels that efforts should focus on the following.
In a country with a labour force of 1.5 million persons(the years between 1975 and 1990 saw a 60% increase in the workforce, mostly in the agricultural sector)this represents an enormous problem.
This raises an enormous problem and I wish to discuss this tomorrow with the Commissioner, who will once again be asked at the time of voting, about the real attitude of the Commission.
The daily challenges in his role as management for the Vienna Airportis that"every little thing that happens here at the airport can become an enormous problem for the many people who use this infrastructure.
But it is also an enormous problem that there are discriminatory situations within the borders of the European Union and certain minority groups are forced to leave the land of their birth.
We also want to find partners for the next phase of our project-we can't wait to hear feedback and ideas from people who havebeen working for far longer than we have on this enormous problem of providing Internet access to rural and remote areas.
Therefore my question has a completely constructive aspect andI am looking for a reply to this enormous problem of developing the whole of the Mediterranean area, because we are making a start but we have no power really to deal with the reality on the ground.
Otherwise, we will soon face an enormous problem”, warns her colleague Hohnerlein with reference to current demographic trends and statistics, according to which the risk of requiring care may be expected to rise significantly from the age of 85.
In contrast to the neighbouring countries, that power is not based on a recycledmilitary regime, but seems to be something radically new, and it is faced with the enormous problem that there is no organised and articulate opposition to fill the vacuum.
All of this poses the enormous problem of the legitimation of political activity, forces one to confront the composition of the class on a daily basis and to read the programme only in the behaviours of the class, not in one's own statutes….
That is because solving social problems, especially the enormous problem of unemployment, calls, above all, for new macro-economic policies and fundamentally the abandonment of the current monetarist fixation which we are all aware of.
The blocking of a whole series of decisions within the Council poses an enormous problem for Parliament: 168 dossiers awaiting a final decision- that is a great many; a further 83 awaiting a common position- and no Commission initiatives in this respect.
Today we can nolonger talk about combating the mafias without raising the enormous problem of a financial system that is now sovereign over democratic rules, as a result of which criminal organisations invest and multiply the already enormous profits deriving from their activities.