Examples of using Problems connected in English and their translations into German
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Problems connected with the use of diesel engines;
A proposal in which it is concluded"that the problems connected with"unidentified flying objects.
The problems connected with"network" have partly been mentioned above and will be discussed further below.
To identify any legal and administrative problems connected with the application of excise rules.
The conference was limited to emergency humanitarian aid and to the technical assistance problems connected therewith.
Some problems connected with international trade could be raised in the transatlantic dialogue with the USA.
That document was very well structured andsummarised very well the problems connected with migration and education.
Problems connected with the taxing of road vehicles in Switzerland and Austria were discussed by the Council in March and December.4.
The Committee has already taken a stand on the monetary and economic problems connected with the Single Currency1.
Problems connected with the legal basis would seem to prevent the use of data relating to identity papers, according to the rapporteur, and so the information should be confined to data on motor vehicles.
The LIFE project cannot on its own resolve all the problems connected with the environment; its contribution is valuable but limited.
There are many problems connected with aquaculture; it seems that people within the aquaculture industry think that it will solve the problems of wild stocks and also those relating to sea fishing and the reduction of sea stocks.
The experiment of which I have spoken arenot the only reason for which a new examination of the problems connected with the motion of the Earth is desirable.
Problems connected with free movement, such as violation of the right of residence, double taxation, failure to safeguard insurance rights, environmental issues and the recognition of diplomas and skills.
Bernoulli also wrote a large number of papers on various mechanical questions,especially on problems connected with vibrating strings, and the solutions given by Brook Taylor and by Jean le Rond d'Alembert.
Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands being concerned about the administrative and possible financial implications of Article 27(5), a satisfactory solutionshould be found in the implementing Regulation in order to avoid problems connected to double payment and of cost control.
It therefore requested theCommission to take all necessary measures to resolve the problems connected with the presentation of the programme so as to enable the funding earmarked in the ECSC budget for 1990 to be authorized.
The aim of the meeting is to discuss issues which are of interest to EU paying agencies,exchange ideas and best practices in task completion and to discuss problems connected with the operations of paying agencies.
A special Commission has been established to examine andresolve the problems connected with this issue; it is necessary to await this Commission's conclusions before coming to suitable decisions in accordance with what will be authoritatively determined.
The results of the forthcoming referendum in both countries will be greatly influenced by the extent to which they manage with the support of the EU and the Member States, to solve the political,economic and social problems connected with the transition from a centrally planned economy to a market economy.
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In the EESC's view, the results of the forthcoming referendum will be greatly influenced by the extent to which Latvia manages, with the support of the EU and the Member States, to solve the political,economic and social problems connected with nation-building and the transition from a centrally planned economy to a market economy.
However, it is necessary with great diligence to build and make lasting peace in justice,solving the problems connected with the country's future. These include the issue of the refugees and exiles who are waiting to be able to return home and an economic recovery that will restore serenity and confidence to each of the peoples.
The most frequent illnesses caused by noise are of both auditory and extra-auditory types: impaired hearing, tinnitus(the ringing sometimes heard inside the ear, which can be caused bypermanent damage to the cochlear hair cells), and problems connected with the cochlea-auditory nerve channel complex, and the Eustachian tube.
Mr President, Commissioner,we have just concluded a debate on the problems involving BSE- problems connected with food production in which profit interests may be very important and drive production tremendously hard.
Fundamental rights in the Community C. Financing of Community activities D. Coordination of economic and monetary policies E. Industrial policy F. The Customs Union,the internal market G. Competition policy H. Problems connected with certain types of undertaking I. Company law.
The process of working together and the considerable,concrete commitment to address the problems connected with the crisis and the labour market on the part of the national councils and the EESC have led to the emergence of a new kind of cooperation, uniting all of us behind our common desire to find the best and most appropriate solutions in the interest of Europe's citizens.
In the course of the IGC 2000 it becameevident that, whatever the results of the Nice European Council would be, not all problems connected with the enlargement of the European Unionwould be solved by the Treaty of Nice.
The problems facing society in the Union and the challenge of sustainable development:e.g. the problems connected with the need for mobility(the negative costs of traffic jams, accidents, environmental damage and human health are estimated at ECU 250 billion a year), the ageing population, and the increasing cost of health care the percentage of the population over 75 is expected to increase by about 40% between now and the year 2010.
On the whole, one must agree with the rapporteur and the committee in their criticism of the Molitor Group's report, since while the reportdoes indeed contain a useful summary of the problems connected with extensive legislative or administrative regulation of the market, it unfortunately also tends to underestimate the adverse effects in terms of competition and/or consumer policy of arbitrary deregulation at European level.