Examples of using Problem must in English and their translations into German
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Political
The problem must be somewhere else.
In any case, the problem must be solved.
The problem must be solved, mustn't it?
The Union is now a unit, and this problem must therefore be considered.
That problem must be solved first.
Obviously, it could be difficult to decideprecisely how these were to be defined, but the problem must not be exaggerated.
This problem must be corrected.
This historical problem must be resolved.
The problem must be resolved with work for everyone.
On this basis the problem must be investigated.
The problem must be addressed at the planning stagerepair.
That focal problem must now be addressed.
This problem must also be addressed at the G8 Summit, which opens today.
Rather, the problem must be rooted out.
This problem must be addressed by national and regional governments.
There must be no cover-up and the problem must be addressed directly by this Parliament and the European Union.
This problem must not be dismissed out of hand.
The Commission is right to conclude that this problem must be addressed by shifting from the roads to rail, inland shipping and coastal shipping.
Each problem must be solved with the appropriate instruments.
Hell Knight's problem must really be more than a trifle.
This problem must first be dealt with before a reliable, protective sealing can be introduced.
This problem must be urgently addressed.
This problem must be dealt with today.
This problem must be included in the common foreign and security policy with a view to the 1996 intergovernmental conference.
This problem must be resolved by following our rules, which in this case are also those of the World Trade Organisation.
The"old wood" problem must be taken into account to avoid wrong conclusions when linking artifacts to event and context.
This problem must be combated, and we must not continue to play it down for the sake of short-term commercial interest or our oil-based diplomacy.
The problem must be addressed on the basis of specific coordinated programmes and organized cooperation with clear priorities in terms of countries and targets.
That problem must be resolved, however, and in resolving it, account must be taken of its many implications, because the European sector is facing increasing imports.
This long-standing problem must be solved and it must be solved in a manner which gives the Kurds the reasonable amount of self-determination to which all peoples are entitled.