Examples of using Increasing problems in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
The IPB experienced increasing problems as an organisation.
Multi-resistant hospital bacteria(MRSA) cause increasing problems.
Ongoing and increasing problems were causing the Sicking laundry headaches.
Growth in demand of transport services causing increasing problems.
Increasing problems in data reception can also be caused by weak batteries.
Poverty means reducing the circulation of money and therefore increasing problems.
There are increasing problems with filling open positions", says Chairman of the Board Fenkl.
In today's society, most focus is on the increasing problems with overweight.
Climate change causes increasing problems mainly in South Africa, Australia and the Mediterranean region.
There was some satisfaction in being able to handle the increasing problems of such a great journey!
Increasing problems e.g. in the field of microbiology can be expected to necessitate further expansion of EU legislation.
There is the threat of weakening exports and increasing problems in funding social security systems.
At the same time, increasing problems are aris- ing concerning the connection of PV installations, especially in the case of small, low-voltage systems.
For this purpose, were changing dietary habits, increasing problems with obesity, smoking, or less movement.
Faced with these increasing problems the Commission, and particularly President Barroso, has only one response: do not change the Lisbon Strategy.
America's failures provide important lessons to countries around the world, which are or will be facing increasing problems with their banks.
We have also heard about the increasing problems with our immune systems due to the fact that we spend our years under artificial light at an artificial 22 degrees.
Furthermore, the Ministers will put special focus on the serious and increasing problems with bacteria resistant to treatment with antibiotics.
They will mitigate the ever increasing problems with pests, diseases, droughts and soil degradation triggered by climate change and help secure global food production in sufficient quantities and at affordable prices.
To this may be added that the pharmaceutical companies,who are processing the wild plants have increasing problems with large variations in qualities and a limited supply security.
In London, there are surely increasing problems with the immigrants, loosers of the globalization and increasing financial and economical problems. .
The general feeling is that while the rules applicable are quite clear,the effective enforcement of these rules might pose increasing problems, especially in a digital and online environment.
The European Food Safety Association(EFSA) has responded to the increasing problems associated with food allergies and enacted laws stipulating that any substance triggering an allergy(food allergen) must be labelled on the relevant food.
I hope that the Council and the Commission will respond to our ideas quickly so thatthe programme can start next year, because the increasing problems with road freight transport mean that delay is not an option.
Increasing problems caused by pests, diseases, droughts induced by climate change and degradation of arable land can be more effectively mitigated, while at the same time ensuring food production in sufficient quantities at affordable prices.
Koll took over the steering wheel of the US sports car and he then reported increasing problems with the underbody which appeared due to a collision during a start accident in the second corner.
Countries, which have adopted the Western diet dominated by affordable convenience meals and other processed food products,report increasing problems with obesity and related issues.
The splitting up of families, the increasing problems within the circus professions and also the desire of parents or the children themselves to choose a life perhaps less hard than that of the‘travelling performer' led to the disappearance of the travelling school.
The subdued mood is caused in particular by the planned rapidphasing out of tax-saving funds without transitional periods and the increasing problems in gaining planning permission for wind power projects in what is anyway a depressed market.
The 2009-2012 Customs Action Plan, endorsed by the Council in March, is particularly welcome as it responds to the main challenges identified by customs, namely the potential dangerous nature of counterfeit goods, the links to organised crime,the globalisation of the issue and more recently the increasing problems posed to customs by the sale of counterfeits over the internet.”.