Examples of using Structural problems in English and their translations into German
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Some structural problems still exist however.
I think the previous owners had some structural problems.
Yet, important structural problems persist.
Community and national policies for minimising permanent structural problems.
However, important structural problems persist.
The consequences of the economiccrisis show that the labour markets suffer from structural problems.
Europe has structural problems that require structural solutions.
Competitive industry in the south and east, structural problems in the northwest.
In order to solve structural problems, a correct assessment of the respective situation and a fact-based discussion are needed.
Heavy rainfall can very quickly cause structural problems with the roof construction.
Of the buildings on the island are abandoned and unsafe, due to fundamental and structural problems.
The original design had serious structural problems that Michelangelo had to solve.
Population is generally declining, at a rate which elsewhere isusually found only in regions with serious structural problems.
Japan, already suffering from deflationary and structural problems, is likely to face a longer period of stagnation.
A number of structural problems impact on aid mobilisation and are also a source of tension in EU-Caribbean relations.
The Japanese economy remained plagued by deep-rooted structural problems in its financial and corporate sector.
In the 1970s and 80s, early retirement schemes were introduced in order to reduce labor supply-particularly in regions with structural problems.
Price movements have also been exacerbated by various structural problems in the supply and distribution chains of different commodities9.
Low employment rates for older workers in Europe are an indication of lowparticipation of such workers in the labour market due to structural problems.
Contrary to more long-term and often predictable structural problems, a crisis is characterised by an abrupt shock with high intensity negative consequences.
Especially in the countries of southern Europe that are particularly impacted by sovereign debt and structural problems the situation remained tense.
They cover societal questions on structural problems of FLTI* in science, career planning and individual topics, Interested non-physicists are also invited.
We recommend avoiding areas that are currently less likely to benefit from the economic upswing due to currency effects, competition or structural problems.
But it's important to differentiate between those that are not competitive because of structural problems and those who aim to protect their specific interests and monopolies.
Facing economic and structural problems, which some people blame mostly on the digital revolution and the internet, grossly neglecting other factors, DRM has become a magic word.
The July 2001 UN assessment mission to Western Uzbekistanhas attributed the absence of water to fundamental structural problems such as irrigation and crop policies.
Shortcomings in the justice system therefore lead to different structural problems such as legal uncertainty, greater difficulties in resolving conflicts within society and an accumulation of power in the executive authority.
These differences are the result of the general and specific situationof each country, which also have their origins in structural problems specifically affecting young people.
This is particularly important for the new MemberStates which may be confronted with different structural problems in the area of employment in view of the legacy of their past.
In addition to assisting Objective 1 regions, the Structural Funds also help to support economicdevelopment in other parts of the EU suffering from structural problems rather than lagging development.