Examples of using Basic problem in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The basic problem was.
Okay well what's the basic problem?
But the basic problem is not solved yet.
So what was the basic problem?
The basic problem still has not been resolved.
That is the basic problem.
The basic problem is the euro zone itself.
Cold hands are not my basic problem.
So the basic problem is that I'm still around?
So then we are back at the basic problem.
You see, the basic problem is to overcome the inertia.
The judgment giving a preliminary ruling in Case C-309/02 concerned the same basic problem.
Benny's basic problem is he doesn't respect money.
Unfortunately, that is not enough to solve the basic problem, present at every step, seen on every face.
A third basic problem which must be tackled is the internal market.
President of the Commission.- As I said earlier, the basic problem regarding Greece- and it is important to say this- comes from excessive debt.
The basic problem is that we can no longer trust the scientific organisations.
However, this does not solve the basic problem of the creation and guarantee of jobs with rights for workers and the assurance of socio-economic development in these regions.
The basic problem which we need to tackle is how to guarantee European citizens' safety.
Basic problem considered is the embrittlement of material due to exposure to fast neutrons.
The basic problem was identified a long time ago, namely fragmented management of maritime issues.
The basic problem and the dramatic knot will arise when the denier becomes denied- by her own self.
The basic problem with modernity is“desacralization,” the collapse of spiritual meaning in daily life.
The basic problem of social organization is how to co-ordinate the activities of large numbers of people.
The basic problem is that I have lost the sense of self-attention that shows me what is and isn't good for me.
The basic problem of social organization is how to co-ordinate the activities of large numbers of people.
The basic problem of the theory is that it generalises the physicochemical properties of the molecules to biological effects.
There is a basic problem in assessing the impact of national implementing measures, as it is difficult to ascribe effects to a particular cause.
The basic problem arises because clinical studies of the treatments for depression with more positive outcomes are more likely to be published than studies with less favorable results.