Examples of using Problematical in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Another problematical area?
Unwinding this situation may be highly problematical.
That's problematical, sir.
The entire area is problematical.
I have got a problematical situation going on.
No, if it's your best friend it is a bit problematical.
QR code for each problematical cartridges;
Failures in the traditional channels of financial intermediation are currently problematical.
But as problematical as this fact may be, I am in love.
This is a symbolic expression of the problematical binomial of salvation(Annex 1).
No more problematical than I already find myself, ma'am.
Fortunately, the difference between the two is not as problematical as it first appears.
Doing so is problematical but possible after the enforcement of this law for 11 years.
To provide legal assistance to perfecting internal documents and recovery of problematical credits;
Two of these are problematical if we ask can they be used to strengthen communities.
And a more recent one:"The possibility of sustaining high culture in our time is becoming increasing problematical.
Exceptionally high oxidation/ thermal stability reduces problematical carbon residues and deposit formation to an absolute minimum.
I'm not sure, but it appears That tapping this ship's energy reserves Seems more problematical than we thought.
Also problematical was the organization of controls, the reporting of results or lack of available staff to increase production at the time of customer orders.
That is why the question of the integration of islands in the Internal Market has remained problematical since the Single European Act.
Voronin drew the attention on the same problematical fields related to the EUMAP implementation, which the European Commission signalled in the December 2006 Progress Report on Moldova.
And a more recent one:"The possibility of sustaining high culture in our time is becoming increasing problematical.
In Europe, counterfeiting and piracy1 have a dramatic and damaging effect on business andthey have the potential to become even more problematical due to the recent economic downturn and the growing range of fake products being sold.
Remember, however, not so long ago, since 1948, an attempt has been made to establish universal human rights,which implies that we find cultural diversity problematical.
The effectiveness andimpact of controls will be heightened by concentrating checks on problematical fisheries and on the shore-based part of the supply chain, rather than on inspections at sea, with the final objective being to ensure traceability.
The various study forecasts of rail traffic in Europe show that additional bottlenecks are likely to appear andbecome very problematical towards 2020.
Each of Benera andEstefán's projects are dedicated to a certain problematical or debated phenomenon, which the artists try to question and decipher taking up symbolically and often also literally the position of the ethnographer, the historian or the archeologist.
The key word for this type of massage is pressing, which is the process usedto stimulate the Sen energy flow, and leads to the release of bottlenecks or problematical points that are causing pain.
It would be problematical from the point of view of public procurement law to agree, in addition to a relationship creating continuing obligations, also to a long-term waiver of entitlement to give notice or even to agree that termination by the contracting authority should be altogether excluded.
The application of a tolerance margin in the context of the administrative checks appears, moreover,to be all the less problematical in that, as the Belgian Government stated before the Court of First Instance- and the Commission did not dispute this- during the material period, the total area declared for Belgium was, in any event, smaller than the total GIS area.