Examples of using Problems in europe in English and their translations into German
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Also demographic problems in Europe were indicated.
The problems in Europe- and in Switzerland as well- will become more acute rather than easier to resolve.
This would exacerbate the problems in Europe rather than solve them.
Over the past five years SOLVIT hasdelivered real solutions to hundreds of real problems in Europe.
Of course, we have problems in Europe, consistency problems. .
However, the dangers are now visible,and there is urgent need of solutions to the two most important problems in Europe.
Not all the problems in Europe should be allowed to become European solidarity issues.
At the moment, further reductions would be premature, asit does not look like there will be a quick and fundamental solution for the problems in Europe.
When there are problems in Europe, people congregate in Brussels: more integration.
The Committee believes that such a strategyis necessary and likely to solve current problems in Europe, especially those relating to.
She urges that problems in Europe should be tackled by the member states together and not in conflict with one another.
The dollar's real trade-weighted value already is more than25% lower than it was a decade ago, notwithstanding the problems in Europe and in other countries.
The long lasting problems in Europe have been widely underestimated and that is the reason why we should put it into the proper historical perspective.
A hearing on the subject in the Committee on Fisheries gave us an interesting insight into the many and varied working conditions,production methods and problems in Europe.
Despite continued problems in Europe, the Wal-Mart-Principle of the lowest price possible is supposed to lead to big success in China.
So, it's a welcome change to mention that half of the 2000-gigawatt coal-fired power-plants in Asia are in critical condition- that's a nice way of diverting our attention from our own,partly home-made problems in Europe.
I believe that the measures taken under the cohesion policy are fundamental to promoting sustainable development and eliminating unemployment, poverty and social exclusion,which constitute grave social and economic problems in Europe.
The main social problems in Europe are the increased ageing of the population and the lack of high qualifications for workers.
It is lamentable, however, that a report on the EU-African partnership should contain no word of mention about the problem of illegal immigration, a problem which is so pressing for both Europe andAfrica, that leads to a brain drain from Africa and causes so many social problems in Europe.
We have worked out responses and suggested solutions to problems in Europe that are similar in all the Member States and all industrialized countries.
Firstly, it is now clear that our problems in Europe are based on threats to our oil and gas supplies, which is why the initiatives of the Commissioner, the European Commission and the Council of Europe concerning intensive dialogue with the partners who supply our oil and gas are worthy of support.
It should be noted that, accordingto a special Eurobarometer survey entitled‘Attitudes andopinions of young people in the European Union on drugs'(2002)(101),the two most effective ways of tackling drugrelated problems in Europe are tougher measures againstdrug dealers and traffickers(supported by 59.1% of thesample, EU-15) and improved treatment and rehabilitationservices for drug users(favoured by 53.2%, EU-15) 102.
It is true that there are problems in Europe, and it is true that they are serious problems, but we must confront them and be able to find a solution.
That may well be the case but, by saying that,we are putting occasional and isolated problems in Europe in the same category as structural discrimination of, and attacks against, Christians in Muslim countries.
Innovation is solving common problems in Europe, meaning greater focus, faster developments, efficiency(cost-efficiency) and greater creativity.
I refer, in this connection, to Mr Monti's report, which states that the problems in Europe are actually caused by the transposition of directives, which then end up with 12 or 27 different levels.
There are many economic, financial and employment-related problems in Europe and there are many areas which are forced to deal with crisis situations for which the institutions could do much more.
The project concluded that a first priority for dealing with problems in Europe is intensive education for health workers(physicians, nurses and others) on FGM/C, using members of affected communities as educators whenever possible.
Publications The role of public health organizations in addressing public health problems in Europe: The case of obesity, alcohol and antimicrobial resistance(2018) The role of publichealth organizations in addressing public health problems in Europe: The case of obesity, alcohol and antimicrobial resistance.