Examples of using Solution could in English and their translations into German
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The solution could be organic agriculture.
If you are one of the many people who continually struggle tocope with an ever increasing amount of debt the solution could well be within your reach.
One quick solution could be a simple restart.
One solution could be to oblige initiators to maintain an Internet site containing financial information, such as sources of income, expenses and financial reports.
Depending on your personal situation a solution could work for you that does not work for somebody else.
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One solution could be to introduce a Community licence for air traffic controllers.
No better solution could be found at any of its five locations.
One solution could be more intensive and operational use of macroeconomic dialogue.
Maybe the solution could be that the drivers are entrepreneurs?
The solution could be integrated into live operation after the decision had been made.
In the future, one solution could be to intensify the use of natural, low-calorie sweetening concepts.
This solution could follow the approach chosen by Art. 3(2) of the EEIG-Regulation EEC No 2137/85.
For one thing, this solution could raise constitutional difficulties in certain Member States.
So the solution could turn out to be SAP, but doesn't need to be, necessarily.
In such circumstances, one solution could be to maintain the old benchmark, applying the new one only to new contracts.
A solution could emerge by 2030 at the latest if the electric current required is generated and supplied along the mobility networks- perhaps even regained and stored.
Another solution could be public funding by the Member States.
One solution could be to keep programming as a responsibility of the Commissioner for Development, in agreement with the High Representative.
Should be regulated One solution could be to limit the number of employees of any EPC, but this may be overly restrictive.
No other solution could link strategy to execution across 12 teams, with rolled up visibility of multiple programs.
In this regard, a well balanced solution could be achieved by providing a more flexible regime of investment limitations than currently set by Directive 2000/46/ EC.
One solution could be the creation of a European Credit Rating Foundation, whose mission would be to rate sovereign debt.
According to participants, one possible solution could be a combination of sound macroeconomic foundations, macroprudential regulation and international rules for capital movements that are as uniform as possible.
Another solution could be to take greater account of the value of data in the current system of international taxation.
One possible solution could be to allow one flat rate to be applied for exclusively domestic transactions and one for national and international transactions.
One solution could come from the"go digital" initiative(under the eEurope programme), which was taken following the Lisbon and Feira Councils.
One solution could be to manage fisheries in multi-annual plans with measures other than TACs this could be explored for dab in the North Sea.
Another solution could be to produce more in European territory, but it would appear that the Commission has shut off that particular avenue by its checking proposals.
A solution could only be obtained with enormous effort in irreversible terrain corrections, or with a comparatively reasonable supported structure such as the one that Starlifts offers.
One solution could be seeing that this anxious questioning you're feeling is just part of the deep human desire of self-realization and certainty, and for all your years of metaphysical studies you are simply hyper-aware of it.