Examples of using Grave problem in English and their translations into German
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They are grave problems.
It is exactly the question about the purpose that presents another grave problem.
LAD is a grave problem, which you had better spot in time.
There Fr Leonard also came into contact with the grave problems of the poorest classes.
Another grave problem is the introduction of non-native species by man.
Let us take, for example, some grave problems relating to health care.
I entrust to you the most urgent intentions of my ministry, the needs of the Church, the grave problems of humanity.
Owing to all these grave problems, the efforts of our association centre on.
One monochrome screens this could beeasily disregarded but created grave problems for multicolor and full-color screens.
In the third place, motherhood is indelibly related to the demographic problems of each country andit is generally known that this is a grave problem.
It notes with hope the consultations on this grave problem and calls on all parties to display moderation.
It is important that IZB mbH employees are always easily available as contacts to support IZB entrepreneurs in caseof small or grave problems.
Prof Reinhardt:“The inertia of the apparatus is a grave problem for health care systems in the industrialised countries.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to begin by thanking you for your contributions to this debate; they wereall very constructive and sought to find a solution to this very grave problem.
Here I would mention a very grave problem in Europe: the number of young people who are unemployed.
Mass dismissals in state-owned enterprises without social safetynets continue in the industrialised areas of the country and grave problems in rural China will keep the issue high on the agenda.
Mr Provan, you have addressed a very grave problem and one which the Council in fact considered at length during a very serious debate.
Mr Ansquer(DEP).-(FR) Ladies and gentlemen, our budget discussion is taking place only a few days before the Athens summit, at which the EuropeanCouncil of Ministers will be considering the grave problems which face the Community.
The rate of degradation of the natural resource base poses a grave problem in various regions for current and longer-term development.
As an asthmatic who has grave problems when I come into contact with a cigarette at all, I am finding it extremely difficult to move around this building.
PL Madam President,the phenomenon dubbed the shadow economy is a very grave problem, impinging on every economy to a greater or lesser extent.
We are of the opinion that this grave problem should not be politicized, to avoid the risk of losing track of the main objective, which is helping to confront the epidemic in Africa and prevent its expansion to other regions.
At that time Mr Almunia predicted that all the indices would improve in Hungary, inflation would be low, growth would be high,while the prime minister was predicting extremely grave problems and an austerity programme.
How can we not be concerned about the grave problem of unemployment among the young and among adults who have not the means to“upgrade” themselves?
The EU continues to be deeply concerned about the human rights situation in North Korea, inparticular about continued reports of serious violations of civil and political rights andthecontinuing grave problems concerning economic, social and cultural rights.
Mr President, I would like to draw the House's attention to a grave problem that is currently emerging in some EU Member States, and which constitutes a threat to fundamental rights, freedoms and civil liberties.
With this Visit I intend to embrace in spirit the entire African continent: its thousands of differences and its profoundly religious soul;its ancient cultures and its laborious process of development and reconciliation; its grave problems, its painful wounds and its enormous potential and hopes.
Atmospheric pollution, deterioration of the marine environment, soil erosion and desertification, unsound management and disposal of hazardous wastes and toxic chemicals, industrial risks, rapid urban growth, degradation of fresh-water resources,etc. pose grave problems and challenges which have to be faced up to in many parts of the world if sustainable, ecologically sound development is to be achieved.
The gravest problem for Middle Israel is the Palestinian predicament in the occupied West Bank and in deadlocked Gaza.