Examples of using Solution would in English and their translations into German
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The solution would be so simple: Then you have two friends.
The economic and social costs of such solution would have important dimensions.
Such a solution would prevent a bidder from offering securities which were not easily marketable.
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But for the extremely low ceiling,you can use glossy stretch construction of PVC, such a solution would avoid creating a gloomy atmosphere.
A more efficient solution would require charging for the marginal external costs.
Commissioner, we are bound to say that we would like our request forpermanent support to this sector to go on record. Such a solution would provide stability and make it possible to produce the crop in Europe.
Any other solution would rightly be seen by the trade bodies concerned as a breach of trust.
Moreover, such a solution would protect the Fed's crucial independence in its monetary-policy role.
This solution would also strengthen judicial review of the decisions adopted by the Commission.
That political solution would then make it possible to implement the provisions of the accession agreement throughout the island.
Ideally, this solution would provide a quick and easy way to notify store associates that they were there to pick up their merchandise.
But such a solution would entail the need for regular call sewage truck, and that the extra inconvenience and expense.
This solution would mirror that chosen in the Framework Decision on the standing of the victims in criminal proceedings.
This"virtual" solution would not be a stand-alone, but rather an addition to the IMx-T, fully integrated on the SKF@ptitude Observer software.
The solution would allow Manchester City to manipulate individual screens or zones and control via web browser and iPad globally or locally.
This solution would guarantee the consumer the highest level of protection while also respecting the need for fairness in business deals.
This solution would tackle the underlining roaming problems and allow a sustainable competitive solution to the roaming without the need for long term price regulation.
Over time, one solution would attain such a large user base that other users are de-facto left with the choice to join this group, or be unable to communicate fully with the majority of users.
Such a solution would allow the continued representation of the social partners in an IORP's managing bodies while at the same time raising the requirements for people directly involved in the IORP's statutory activities.
This solution would damage the European Union's competition policy and at the same time make energy more expensive- on top of the effect of promoting renewable energies- which would in the end harm Europe's desirability as a business location.
Such a solution would better help to develop the importance of fish as a global food supply, to strengthen the economic development of these countries and also avoid the risks that fishery agreements can involve.
One solution would to compress the database(. sql file) in one of the formats gzip, bzip2 or zip, but if the database file is very large, then we certainly do not even compress it to get a file under 2MB that can be scanned by phpMyAdmin.
China's ideal solution would therefore be to maintain the status quo while persuading the North to open up- a path of gradual change that avoids open conflict or the regime's collapse.
This solution would enable Member States to tax comparable products(fermented products to which alcohol has been added) equally, on the basis of their alcohol content, while reducing the need to draw a clear distinction between products classified under CN-heading 2206 and 2208.
This solution would effectively generate an obligation to enact a full body of common European legislation governing investigations, applying to searches, seizures, interceptions of communications, subpoenas, arrest, judicial review, preventive custody etc. That is not the Commission's preference.
This solution would greatly enhance the international image of China and contribute to her stability and unity-- the two topmost priorities of Beijing-- while at the same time the Tibetans would be ensured of the basic rights and freedoms to preserve their own civilisation and to protect the delicate environment of the Tibetan plateau.
This solution would, however, also impose disproportionate administrative burdens on traders, as they would always have to determine the place of establishment of their client and, in the absence of a one-stop mechanism, would have to register in every Member State where they have non-taxable customers and to collect and remit tax to those Member States.
Such a solution would make a better contribution to the task of developing the importance of fisheries for worldwide food supplies, boost these nationsʼ economic development and also remove the risks that may be involved in the fisheries agreements, e.g. that certain Member Statesʼ fisheries activities might receive indirect support to continue operating in a situation where the entire European fishing industry is in need of substantial restrictions.