Examples of using Is a particular problem in English and their translations into German
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Political
I understand that this is a particular problem.
That is a particular problem in his own home country too.
Gaining access to health data is a particular problem.
This is a particular problem for people living in Mediterranean costal regions.
As before, long-term unemployment is a particular problem.
That is a particular problem, and there the regulations are not being implemented.
Secondly, Kosovo's energy dependence is a particular problem.
Meat is a particular problem as production is greedy in its use of resources.
Securing the load in the direction of travel is a particular problem.
Financial settlement takes a long time, and that is a particular problem for smaller enterprises.
Organised crime is a particular problem and implementing mechanisms and instruments to address it are still atan early stage.
It takes more than 30 years for the waters to change completely,so pollution is a particular problem.
Erosion that is climate and weather related is a particular problem in Southern Europe but increasingly also in the North.
This is a particular problem for small businesses, because cross-border trade costs are on average 11% higher than domestic.
The excessively high rate of unemployment among young people is a particular problem, and there is urgent need for special programmes to reduce it.
This is a particular problem for“invisible” fisheries resources, where patterns of migration and reproduction are complicating factors about which little is known.
If meeting friends or playing football, you interesting and enjoyable, it,well, this is a particular problem of your companion, since I couldn't interest him.
Access to these rights is a particular problem, since legal redress is often extremely expensive and complicated.
There are many regional biotechnology clusters,although co-operation between them is under-developed; this is a particular problem considering that many of them lack critical mass.
What I think is a particular problem is that cooperation agreements made with non-industrialised countries can easily focus just on promoting economic development.
I asked it last summer why it is insisting on the use of Nordic gold in the new euro rather than nickel; the day after the committee discussed it, the Commission admitted to me that it hadabsolutely no medical evidence to show that nickel is a particular problem for the large proportion of the population, as it seems to be claiming in its document.
The lowest of the three rates, 200 Euro, is a particular problem, as it represents no increase after taking into account of inflation.
This is a particular problem in the area of energy pricing, complicated by the necessity, for environmental reasons, to switch from oil shale to natural gas and other domestically unavailable sources of energy.
This particular plant, as the honourable Member has mentioned, is a particular problem in wetlands and the management of wetlands, is of course the responsibility of the Member States.
Access to credit is a particular problem, not only in the aftermath of the crisis but because some new sources of growth such as the creative industries need new types of financing adapted to their business models.
There are various reasons why oncologic studies are a particular problem area.
This was a particular problem when this function was called from EnterDisk.
Pollution and environmental hazards are a particular problem in Perama.
High energy prices are a particular problem for the poorer strata in our Union, they are a particular problem for fishermen- and a debate on this will be held in the next item on the agenda- and they are a particular problem for hauliers.