Examples of using A key problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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Is this a key problem?
A key problem is atherosclerosis.
In the Danube Region, a key problem is governance.
The definition of what a port worker is, is a key problem.
It is a key problem we are working on.”.
The lack of a well established methodology todetermine impacts has been mentioned as a key problem by many MS.
A key problem is accessing finance for business development.
A key problem is that all science must be patronized(funded).
Addressing climate change, to take a key problem, does indeed require collective action.
This is a key problem related to food price control, and as such must be given much more specific attention.
Recalls that the very first SDG is the eradication of poverty,which remains a key problem in most ACP States;
Given the steadily increasing quantity of visitors,the issue of safety in the automotive business is turning into a key problem for society, trade, and politicians.
A key problem regarding proxy advisors is that some of them sometimes tend to work for different stakeholders at the same time.
The divorce is only the first step; by contracting the marriage the community property of spouses is established;and thus property partition becomes often a key problem after divorce.
A key problem today is that Europe's ability to deliver effective military or civilian capabilities is at risk of erosion from the budget cuts.
Among the issues exposed by US President Donald Trump's interactions with the Ukrainianpresident is that of weak rule of law, a key problem of modern governance.
A key problem seems to be between the farmers and the processors and solutions to remedy the situation would focus at this level.
Together with the internationally active IT specialist Arvarto Systems, TimoCom developed not just a solution for this particular use-case, but rather for a key problem in today's transport industry.
This is a key problem in the case of adolescents because in many secondary and higher education centers they are committed to the continuous academic day.
It is clear that, given so many cars, the increasing mobility and an increasing desire to give even more people the opportunity to drive,the issue of emissions is a key problem that we shall have to address.
A key problem of OLED technology is that it is highly susceptible to environmental influences; thus, the sensitive substrates must be encapsulated with the highest precision.
Vladyslav Vyazovskiy, a University of Oxford sleep researcher says a key problem is that neither study monitored the moon's effect on an individual patients' sleep over an entire lunar month, or many months.
A key problem, says Vladyslav Vyazovskiy,a University of Oxford sleep researcher, is that neither study monitored individual patients' sleep over an entire lunar month, or many months.
In my opinion the Commission should put forward a proposal(perhaps they are in the process of preparing one) with a view to harmonising the procedure for administering pollution criteria and assessing pollution,as it is a key problem for small countries such as Lithuania whose management bodies are weak and do not have the means to implement all the requirements.
Lack of transparency remains a key problem and it is far from certain that recent efforts by some operators to enhance transparency for this service will ensure that the problem of‘bill shock' is eliminated in all Member States.
The research showed that a key problem faced by Member States is the high rate of collection that is unaccounted for in WEEE collection statistics, particularly if collection occurs outside the framework of EPR compliance systems or if WEEE is not handled by authorised WEEE recyclers.
The EESC underlines the Commission's argument that a key problem is the suboptimal distribution of regasification capacity at regional level, and calls for investments and policies aimed at a balanced supply route and a recognition of the needs of isolated and regions dependent on a single supplier.