Examples of using Structural problem in English and their translations into Greek
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There's a structural problem.
The relations of dominance/subordination are not only a structural problem, i.e.
This is a structural problem.
This is not a just an immediate problem; it is a structural problem.
This is a structural problem with taxis.
But it doesn't fix any structural problem.
Another structural problem therefore exists.
The Eurozone has a structural problem.
It's a structural problem in how we think.
Unhappiness is a structural problem.
This is a structural problem and it is caused by one person: Mr Zapatero.
Because it is a structural problem.
This is also a structural problem and will not be solved simply by the election of a new president.".
For us, this is a structural problem.
The structural problem of ours has been that public overspending went on for too long.
There is another structural problem.
However, for a structural problem we need a structural answer, a structural response.
We have here a second structural problem.
If we don't fix the structural problem that underlies all these issues, we can't move forward.”.
They must solve the structural problem.
This structural problem is an obstacle to progress and the development of communities in particular, and humanity in general.
We felt this was a structural problem.
So we have a structural problem in the Union's capacity to prevent that the financial system is used for illegitimate purposes.
In many cities the Tories face a structural problem.
ADD is not a structural problem in the brain.
The country's waste management situation is a major structural problem.
It's fundamentally a structural problem with the Eurozone.
Underinvestment becomes a structural problem as wealth increases, because bona fide investment opportunities decline while the ratio of saving to income rises.
Seems that this situation demonstrates a structural problem for the Dem's.
This reflects a structural problem that exists in Europe.