Examples of using Solution seems in English and their translations into German
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Political
This solution seems to be reasonable.
In the face of such figures, the solution seems obvious.
This solution seems to be adequate.
For the first time in many years a solution seems to be in sight.
The solution seems so close now: Feedback-tools and metrics are great!
The key to the solution seems to be found.
This solution seems to us right as it serves the whole of the national territory.
Are we against this because such a solution seems too"French";
Because the solution seems so far in the past.
Concerning the management of the refugee crisis, the decisions made during the last EU-Turkey summit are amazingly incoherent:on the one hand, a solution seems to have been found.
So, the first solution seems better at first.
Concerning the management of the refugee crisis, the decisions made during the last EU-Turkey summit are amazingly incoherent:on the one hand, a solution seems to have been found.
In this case the only solution seems to be availability of more spectrum.
Also the Eolas ActiveX settlement(“Eolas Patent Patch”) solution seems to be included in this bundle.
As simple as the solution seems- a more powerful tugboat, putting it into action is difficult.
The need to understand Chinese as well is understandable for those who are going to look for work outside of Tibet,but an appropriate and adequate solution seems to be the introduction of Chinese as a subject to be taught, and not the replacement of Tibetan with Chinese as the language of instruction.
The solution seems ok for public files, but is not applicable for all situations.
In this particular instance the solution seems to be something called an'Integral Sapient Circle.
This solution seems preferable not only on grounds of practical flexibility but also because the State of enforcement has, or should have, an interest in a judgment concerning one of its nationals or a person habitually resident in its territory being enforced in it.
The social model is not working and yet the solution seems to be that we want more of it- more regulation, more rules- and, I am afraid, economically this project is falling even further behind.
Because the solution seems so far in the past, I needed nothing short of a time machine to access them.
The solution seems simple: create and subsidize small science centers in regions at risk of disaster.
McCain's solution seems to be more of Bush's policies- tax cuts for the rich plus promises to curb public spending.
The contemporary European solution seems to be repeating the same time-buying tactics of the lost decade of the 1980's in the developing world.
The solution seemed simple: use an Omron vision system to check.
The solution seemed to be within reach at the end of 2003.
The best technical solution seemed to be NIVEKO and their designer overflow pools.
All the solutions seem more resistant to the attacks online and remotely.
The use of predictive and analytical solutions seems increasingly complex to companies and no longer implementable in the short term.
At first glance these solutions seem to be reasonable since the transaction(and contract) is similar to today's diffused leasing.