Examples of using Pressing problem in English and their translations into German
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But we have a more pressing problem.
Solve a pressing problem better than anyone in your market.
A permanent solution for a pressing problem.
One pressing problem in Switzerland is the ongoing trend of land consumption.
The capital market crisis is not the only pressing problem.
I have another pressing problem, Mr President.
Unemployment in the EU is becoming an increasingly pressing problem.
This phenomenon is a serious and pressing problem in Cuba too, and the Cuban Government is working hard on it.
Undeveloped speech is becoming an increasingly serious and pressing problem of our time.
Do you have a pressing problem involving even large amounts of data that need to be evaluated in the most efficient and versatile way?
Please, I hate to interrupt, but I have a rather pressing problem of a personal nature.
A pressing problem is the lack of effective therapies for patients with PPMS, what is the problem in Croatia.
Child hunger remains a persisting and a pressing problem in Africa,” said Bequele.
It has once again become clear that an increasing resistance of pathogens to antibiotics represents an especially pressing problem.
All around the world the crises in the fisheries have been acknowledged as a pressing problem which has to be dealt with in a constructive way.
An increasingly pressing problem, for a study conducted by Tianjin University has found that China is losing about 300 villages every day.
One huge hornet in a dream is a sign of an enemy ora constant pressing problem.
SMEs' access to finance remains a pressing problem in many parts of the euro area as SMEs largely rely on bank loans for funding.
The lack of access to safe water and sanitation is a pressing problem in my country.
They decided to tackle this really pressing problem of, you know, the terrible problems we have with infant mortality rates in the developing world.
This shortcoming should be remedied,and the institutions, together with EPSO, should solve this pressing problem of the filling of vacant posts.
However nowadays the pressing problem of plastic pollution derived from a poor waste management is a challenge for future generations and needs to be addressed urgently.
One more meaning of the appearance of such a night image is a constantly pressing problem that requires a solution, which is somehow difficult.
What I would like the Commission to do is exploit this transitional period to the full by telling Serbia that we are notgoing to carry on delivering aid unless they solve this pressing problem.
Beyond writing an article that gives an immediate answer to a pressing problem, you should also craft your CTA copy using timing words to create urgency.
The displacement of populations and the influx of refugees, seeking freedom from the many miseries that armed conflicts bring with them,is still a pressing problem which strains available resources.
Take-off andlanding capacity is at congested hub airports a pressing problem that has negative consequences for the global competitiveness of European airlines.
That means supporting investments in production processes. That will also help to tackle the pressing problem of unemployment item 3.
People respond to value, so, make sure you can solve a pressing problem that exists in competition, and be the go-to-business for that problem, and you have successfully taken the biggest steps to becoming an authority in your market.
The events which have taken place in Dagestan andChechnya in recent weeks render it almost imperative that this pressing problem be resolved through military action.
