Examples of using Problems must in English and their translations into German
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Structural problems must not be solved by force.
Any government system that relies on violence to answer its problems must be rebooted.
Your problems must be pretty obvious if a stupid student can recognize them!
The ethnic dimension of economic and social problems must be addressed systematically.
These problems must be resolved from all sides, but two points are particularly important.
No matter how much sympathy one might have with individuals-Africa's problems must be solved in Africa.
Any problems must be reported immediately to the representative for the airline at the airport.
There may be deficiencies in its implementation, but these problems must not necessarily be solved by weakening regulation.
Complicated problems must be analyzed more intensively before they can be responded to.
Milk market is very specific, requiring specific rules;structural problems must be dealt with in the CAP post 2013;
Plausibility Checks Problems must be found quickly and eliminated with the help of the program.
This means that the dwelling must be considered habitable and any known problems must be fixed before you allow a tenant to take occupancy.
Complaints about problems must now be investigated by the competent institutions and in the processes laid down for such complaints.
The spatial distribution and impact of the economic and social problems must be acknowledged and be integrated into the discussion of potential actions.
Our internal problems must not divert us from our external responsibilities, particularly with regard to developing countries.
These methods have been validated, but several remaining problems must be solved or clarified to demonstrate their potentialities from an operational point of view.
Some problems must always deal with them directly, almost all the other tasks can be delegated to an agency or a consultant.
The cost issue with its opportunities and problems must become more transparent, thoroughly and quantitatively analysed and openly discussed.
Problems must be resolved in order to provide a certain stability for commercial and industrial relations, and investment. This stability can only be achieved by finding a solution- either good or bad.
May not be purged now into actionism, the problems must by different sides- begun during the support of families with difficult children- be concerned.
These problems must be got to grips with as soon as possible if the advantages of globalisation are not to be turned into disadvantages.
The answer to current problems must be found in two things: the development of our comparative advantages and the opening up of markets across the world.
These problems must be solved, and without delay, and so I ask the Commissioner whether he now genuinely intends to put an end to these matters and come up with a genuine legislative solution, so that a uniform verification procedure can be followed in the Member States.
Environmental problems must be given special consideration in all research into coal combustion and utilization.
Social problems must be addressed by community networks and not simply by the sum of individual good deeds. This task“will make such tremendous demands of man that he could never achieve it by individual initiative or even by the united effort of men bred in an individualistic way.
All bilateral problems must be resolved in a spirit of European understanding, sharing common values, history and culture.
These structural problems must be exposed and resolved, if a lasting solution is to be found, rather than just bringing an end to hostilities.
Logistical problems must be resolved by those responsible and mindful of the duration of dual circulation of new and old currency.
These problems must be included in the context of broader European cooperation so that we can achieve successful results, as set out by the principles and goals of the Community action programme in the field of public health and the specific objectives established by the United Nations Plan of Action.
Pakistan's problems must not be viewed as something far away, since we know all too well that the problems arising in the region of Inner Asia, whether they are economic problems, ethnic problems or even the issue of emigration, will sooner or later ripple over to the area of the European Union.
