Examples of using True problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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Where the true problem exist.
I believe that consistency is the European Union's true problem these days.
The true problems are just beginning.
KGB's hiding the true problem.
The true problems are just beginning.
Identifying the True Problem.
No true problem can ever be solved.
Not realising that the true problem here is me.
The true problem came in when I needed to get out.
Quite the contrary; our true problem is a very practical one.
The true problem of Clinton is his legacy; there is none.
If what we experience as a problem is a true problem, then you don't need philosophy.
Its not a true problem, because if the body needs it, it can easily convert it back to Cysteine.
The condemnation of unsanctioned anti-Palestinian violence obfuscates the true problem of state violence;
Often it turns out that a true problem of a hair loss as already became perceptible, consists in something absolutely another.
From the constant appearance of unwanted desires, fears,memories, the true problem is exaggerated, and at the same time distorted.
The true problem is their proliferation and the fact that they are spreading throughout Europe, their seats being handed out like vote-catching presents.
Meyers adds for goodmeasure:“If you know that money management is a true problem, you must confront the issue head on immediately.”.
The true problem of energy poverty should not be left unresolved and used as an argument for maintaining energy prices artificially low(e.g. in Bulgaria).
Tough problems solving requires the ability to define the true problem, analyse the possible causes, create options, select the most feasible option and then implement it.
The true problem of jobs loss in conventional sectors should not be used as an argument to stall progress in decentralised renewable energies(e.g. in Poland).
The UN and the new US administration as well as several European governments have also recognised that in order to emerge from the global crisis, we need not only a fresh, effective energy source but also an engine that runs according to new organisational principles,for the current economic recession is concealing the true problem facing humanity and Europe, namely the environmental crisis.
The true problem of energy poverty should be addressed through concrete and targeted measures, but not used as an argument for maintaining energy prices artificially low(e.g. in Bulgaria).
In short, I strongly feel that the true problem, what is really at stake in Europe, is that it is not just a question of procuring funding as an end in itself; we must seek to bring about the conditions whereby the least fortunate workers can create employment for themselves.
The true problem is that 40% of them are founded by virtue of Article 308 of the Treaty, that famous article that makes it possible to increase the competencies of Brussels when they are not expressly provided for by the laws and regulations.
Hence this is the true problem, and social and economic renewal in this country, as in many other African countries, depends on having a new ruling class that is conscientious towards the citizens' needs.
However, the true problem is the very existence of these agencies, additional layers of European bureaucracy, some of which have a regulatory power and others executive functions that interfere with the work of the national authorities when they do not complicate it.
The true problem of jobs loss in conventional sectors(some of which is not necessarily related to the rise of renewable energy) should not be used as an argument to stall progress in decentralised renewable energies(e.g. in Poland).