Examples of using Third problem in English and their translations into German
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Political
That brings me to the third problem.
There is a third problem: how are we going to pay for them?
The first problem was coordination which I'm very good at,second and third problem didn't really feel too difficult to me either.
The third problem related to water availability concerns its quality.
And that is the third problem: funding.
The third problem, finally, is purely material: a lack of resources.
For the moment, this must be carried out withina full agenda. This is the third problem which emerged this morning, as was pointed out by Mr McMillan-Scott, Mrs Maij-Weggen and many others.
The third problem concerns the negotiations on the fisheries agreement with Morocco.
The final knockout- which would occur if“the Financial Policy Committee(FPC) judges that the stance of monetary policy poses a significant threat to financial stability”-points to the third problem.
The third problem with headphones is this: deafness-- noise-induced hearing disorder.
A third problem is, that copyright protection exists much longer than design protection.
A third problem has been raised by Mrs Dührkop with regard to the multiannual programmes.
The third problem relates to common downstream polishing ponds to further improve the flow values.
A third problem is that the same fuels are taxed differently depending on their use.
The third problem is solved by our difference algorithm that detects changes automatically.
A third problem- of a structural nature- is the absence of cross-border integration and cross-border competition.
The third problem is the lack of social sustainability, which primarily affects the catching sector and areas dependent on fishing.
A third problem is that the link between an individual's income, contribu tions and benefits is weak, very weak.
The third problem is that of aging populations, an issue that would pose tough challenges even for the best-designed political system.
The third problem is this: you have addressed the issue of the quality of work but, in my opinion, the social content of work is largely disregarded.
The third problem, as I told the Central Bank years ago, is that you cannot regulate the monetary system solely with measures aimed at the lending rate.
I shall simply note a third problem, since everyone is familiar with it, but I do think we need to talk about it because overall success depends on it to a great extent.
This has given rise to a third problem in addressing climate change, which stems from a combination of the economic implications of the issue and the uncertainty that surrounds it.
The third problem- increasing competitiveness of civil society organisations instead of cooperation- brings tensions and weakens their potential positions in front of Serbian authorities.
The third problem is that none of the other makeshift gastight doors pictured in Pressac's book have a covering for the peephole on the outside, and none of these are claimed as doors to homicidal gas chambers.
The third problem- increasing competitiveness of civil society organisations instead of cooperation- brings tensions to the nongovernmental sector and split resources among a wide range of organisations.
The third problem- increasing competitiveness of civil associations and NGOs instead of cooperation- brings tensions to the nongovernmental sector and split resources among a wide range of organisations.
The third problem is the security of individuals and property, and state security too, which is threatened by an explosion in crime, admittedly including some petty crime but mostly consisting of economic crime increasingly linked with international criminal networks.
The third problem that Mrs Pleguezuelos Aguilar addressed- and I fully endorse the way she did it- is the requirement that we do much more than we have before for the regions that are affected by depopulation, which young people are abandoning because they see no opportunities for themselves there.
The third problem which arose was the problem of contamination by the oil slick following the bombing of the oil tanks in south Lebanon and the fact that approximately 10 to 15 thousand tonnes of oil spilled on to the shore and then into the sea, polluting the entire coast of Lebanon.