Examples of using Systemic problem in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Is it a systemic problem?
The European commission, however, does not see a systemic problem.
Is this a systemic problem?
The European commission, however, does not see a systemic problem.
There is a systemic problem in the Republican Party.
Is this not therefore a systemic problem?
The government denies there is a systemic problem and says specific complaints of abuse are investigated by relevant authorities.
An isolated incident or a systemic problem?
I would therefore like to ask in conclusion what systemic problem have you specifically managed to improve, and what do you intend to turn your attention to in the coming year.
That tells you there's a systemic problem.”.
Both the Commission andthe managing authorities were aware that this was a systemic problem.
Isn't that a systemic problem?
Concerning Hungary, such issues were the applications concerning the excessive length of civilproceedings where the Court established that it was a systemic problem.
Or is this a systemic problem?
First, we need to recognize that this is a systemic problem.
It is really not a systemic problem in Poland.
The European commission, however, does not see a systemic problem.
Again, this is a systemic problem.
You can also see that it did not create a systemic problem.
Addressing the systemic problem.
I asked Kelly to research new homes for whichever tiger was most suitable to pass on,and walked away from the encounter amazed that such an ongoing systemic problem had not arisen in the negotiations to buy the zoo.
But Liu doesn't see a systemic problem.
But Liu doesn't see a systemic problem.
It shows that it's a systemic problem.”.
It is clear this is a systemic problem.”.
Corruption, both petty and political, remains a systemic problem in Romania.
He presented evidence that suchunethical studies were widespread and represented a systemic problem in medical research rather than exceptions.
Not an"official" form of government(such as democracy, republic, monarchy, theocracy) the term is a pejorative forgovernments perceived to have a particularly severe and systemic problem with the selfish misappropriation of public funds by those in power.
