Examples of using Problem of access in English and their translations into Greek
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This will only solve the problem of access.
There is a problem of access to such funding on the part of smaller companies.
And then there is also the problem of access for the poorest.
Public intervention is indeed able to resolve this problem of access.
There is, however, a problem of access for the poorest layers of the population due to severe lack of purchasing power.
Very often, the owners of Android devices face the problem of access.
Mrs Ţicău, thank you for raising the problem of access for the disabled and for people with reduced mobility in general.
He said that many measures have been taken by the EU to support Greece and solve the problem of access to funds.
Masters cleaning companies could solve the problem of access to such glasses, having developed a special device for washing windows on magnets.
We all agree that the amendment of the TRIPS agreement is one part of the solution among many others to the problem of access to medicines.
It's a problem of social justice,it's a problem of access, it's a problem of energy, it's a problem of social coordination across many countries.”.
Furthermore, the Parliament asked the ECA to inform it by November 2018 as to whether a solution was found to the problem of access to information.
The problem of access is especially acute in Africa, where in most countries radiotherapy treatment is virtually non-existent, and where 40 countries have no radiotherapy facilities at all!
The system that converts salt water into drinking water can solve the problem of access to better health, food and hygiene for billions of people around the world”.
Consequently, the problem of access to water is not only a problem for developing countries, but also for developed countries. Universal access to drinking water is an essential condition for the development of countries and the fight against poverty.
When publishing companies charge for access to articles in the scientific andtechnical journals they publish, the problem of access to what should be common knowledge open to all is plain to see.
We believe that the problem of access is a major problem but one which should take second place to issues such as conservation, actual control over fishing, the adoption of suitable technical measures and a significant reduction in fleet size consistent with the maintenance of fish stocks.
The reasons for the subsidies include a variety of conditions of production, such as climate,soil quality, the problem of access to water, the situation of the land and social and historical conditions.
I intend to ask the Presidency if I can have a recording of this part-session, because I believe that playing it in Africa will explain better than any words the absolute and utter indifference of the Council andthe European Commission to the problem of access to medicines.
People sometimes forget how race is, similar to class, a political andeconomic problem- i.e., a problem of access to societal resources and services, and a problem of segregation and violence in the political process.
On behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the European Parliament has been called upon to express an opinion on whether the amendment to the WTO agreements on intellectual property- the'TRIPS Agreements'- can be made permanent,as this would represent a swift solution to the problem of access to medicines by developing countries.
It looks like people sometimes forget how racism is, in similar way as class, a problem of the political and economic,i.e. it is a problem of access to societal resources and services, segregation, violence and in the role that certain group plays in a political process.
As far as funding is concerned, the problem of access to outstanding debtor balances, to which we have already referred in the context of the Late Payment Directive, and of access to loans requested or wanted by small and medium-sized enterprises, can only be solved by trying to activate links between lending institutions and business, but also the European Investment Bank.
We recognise that the mechanism created by the WTO decision andthe protocol to the TRIPS Agreement represent just a part of the solution to the problem of access to medicines and public health, and that other measures to improve health care and infrastructure are equally indispensable.
The TRIPS Agreement, as the Council has recognised,represents only part of the solution to the problem of access to medicines and public health; it is important therefore that the Council, as emphasised several times by Parliament, should declare its support for all those countries who intend to take advantage of the flexibilities offered by the TRIPS Agreements, to be able to provide essential medicines at affordable prices.
Those who have visit are the past Oia know very well that most hotels of Oia(Ia) are locate to the sharp side of Caldera addressing the problem of access because of the reason of the many steps, because the privileged position of Atlantida Villas hotel on the edge of Oia transport you will leave your face from the door of your accommodation, enjoying the facilities and the prime location of the hotel.
While the greenrevolution may have produced more food, world hunger continues because it did not address the problems of access.
As a result, the negotiated agreement gives special consideration to the means of reducing, or even eliminating, the problems of access and competitiveness that face the ORs.
Sometimes they have the even more difficult task of having to admit that because of problems of access to justice or because of the law's own delays, the road to vindicating their legal rights will be long and arduous.
The on-the-spot verification of the projects implemented by a UN agency in Indonesia highlighted problems of access to documentation which, although overcome, will need to be clarified in working meetings on the Financial and Administrative Framework Agreement(FAFA)(see box 5).