Examples of using Second problem is in English and their translations into German
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The second problem is costs.
The first one would be adding two accounts,in two different users, and the second problem is adding and combining the second or multiple accounts of the same user.
Brown's second problem is the mirror image of the first.
While the first of those two dangers in the Declaration on Religious Freedom is already clear-sightedly anticipated by taking the question about thelimits of religious freedom as theme(DH 7), the second problem is completely new in its urgency.
The second problem is the risk of capital flight to non-EU countries.
The second problem is that there is a lack of VAT neutrality.
The second problem is that the unit's mouth piece is plastic.
The second problem is the Council and, at present, there is no solution to it.
A second problem is that some of the Brazilian"fathers"of the Forum fear political positions.
The second problem is the grid's interdependence with the systems that support our lives.
A second problem is that rabbits often back up so far in the litterbox that the urine goes over the edge.
The second problem is that the evidence does not necessarily converge on the stated conclusions.
The second problem is the mouth piece which can get gummed up pretty easily unless you very regularly clean the unit.
The second problem is that Star Wars is a science fiction setting(well, perhaps science fantasy) at heart.
The second problem is the lifting of the ban on growing fruit and vegetables in areas eligible for the single payment.
The second problem is economic: growth in Europe has fallen far short of that in the United States, decade after decade.
The second problem is training concentration. The top 25 percent of earners spend six times as much on the education of their children as the average American.
The second problem is arguably more serious, for it is epiphenomenal: the damage that unethical behavior has done to the ideal of fair play.
The second problem is that almost no pharmacy remedy for lice kills nits- insecticides simply cannot penetrate through the dense protective shell of the nits.
A second problem is the fact that the GDP index is so strongly anchored within the global economy and as a standard for national policy making.
A second problem is the"environment"(institutional and otherwise) which nurtures economic development and makes it possible.
The second problem is the fact that in a collision with another truck on the track, the car can go to the uncontrolled movement, which also must be considered.
A second problem is that there are no moral principles that are shared by all religious people, regardless of their specific beliefs, but by no agnostics and atheists.
The second problem is the assertion that there is no legal basis to increase this solidarity, but it is precisely the responsibility of the Commission to provide this legal basis.
The second problem is recognition in the Constitution of the existence within the Union of constitutional nationalities, federated states, and so on, with executive and legislative powers: state powers, in fact.
Thus, the second problem is that history tells us that denominationalism is the result of, or caused by, conflict and confrontation which leads to division and separation.
The second problem is that the sheer weight of the US in international affairs, though diminished nowadays, has nonetheless led to a corruption of the principles that should underpin a new climate-change treaty to succeed the Kyoto Protocol.
The second problem is a recent decision by Azerbaijani authorities to cancel the FM radio licences of several international radio stations like Radio Free Europe, Voice of America, BBC World Service and others, depriving listeners in this country of valuable and independent sources of information.
The second problem is that gastight doors for civil air defense or gas protection purposes could have the peephole covered either on the inside, or the outside, or even not at all, and such variation would be hardly surprising for makeshift doors made on site, which was the case with most of the gastight doors at Auschwitz.
The second problem is one of cost; I will hardly touch on it, except to say that three-quarters of the cost factor are language-related- that is the problem that I am going to address- and that the remaining quarter is modest, that the EPLA probably needs to be improved and that it is outrageous to think that we might see the ratification of an agreement that many experts say would increase costs.