Examples of using External problems in English and their translations into Greek
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All countries face external problems.
External problems- those that the individual connectswith the outside world.
It has been met with many internal and external problems.
A focus on external problems leads to a blindness on internal class dynamics.
It has been met with many internal and external problems.
There are also external problems, for example, failures inwork of the autonomic nervous system.
Turkey today has serious internal and external problems.
To treat external problems, it is enough to apply a small amount of the contents with a thin layer.
Especially if the dog is limping, and no external problems are detected.
Both internal and external problems gradually increased and Constantine proved unable to cope with them.
We have enough internal problems without adding external problems onto them.
So it seems silly to try to link external problems with Member State competence in defence and security.
The method of GERnétic International compensates for internal deficiencies in order to improve or get rid of the external problems by means of a wide range of dermocosmetic products.
If you see that there are external problems that may influence the child's behavior, try to solve them or see a professional.
Besides the controversy within the Church, external problems surfaced as well.
Russia certainly also needs us- the European Union- as it wants to sell gas and crude oil, but, most of all,because it has its own internal and external problems.
If children are to be free of their various external problems, it's not enough to advise, to enforce, to reason or to threaten.
OBJECTIVES: At the Paris Summit Conference in 1974 the Heads of State orGovernment recognized the need for an overall aproach to the Internal problems involved in achieving European unity and the external problems facing Europe.
For that reason, combined with the internal and external problems of the Empire, the island was on the fringes of the Byzantine interest.
However, the EIB conducted an evaluation, which rated the gap assessments to be‘partly unsatisfactory',mainly criticising the delayed gap assessment process and a‘variety of external problems', including regulatory problems21.
The up-to-now behavior of the bridge is exceptional, without obvious external problems, despite the heavy traffic and the frequent local earthquakes.
Furthermore, Pedius can interrupt the supply of the Service and the Products(or parts of them) for the following reasons(without limitation to them): it is no longer possible for Pedius to supply them, technological advances,customer feedback indicates the need for a change, occurrence of external problems that make it imprudent or impractical to continue or any other reason indicated in paragraph 11.2.
Stability is the planned development of a country when a state successfully solves current internal and external problems and seeks to ensure a dignified life for its citizens and people have an opportunity for comfortable existence and personal all-round development.
The method of GERnétic International compensates for internal deficiencies in order to improve or get rid of the external problems by means of a wide range of dermocosmetic products.
In the first case, you need to look for resources within yourself andexternal help to solve external problems(cope with pain, find at least temporary work, change your profession).
So"act of suppression" is the most significant external problem.
This stops the disappointment of discovering the shy Commission approach to addressing illegal logging, butwhat disappointed me the most was the repetition of the argument that we should not punish the good-faith EU operators in order to solve an external problem.
They think it's an external problem.
In addition, it must be able to respond to external problem situations and crises connected with energy.
It is important for the Union to have comprehensive information on which to base its energy policy decisions and responses to external problem situations.