Examples of using Have to be tackled in English and their translations into Swedish
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All of these problems have to be tackled.
All these problems have to be tackled and for this reason I welcome the Commission's proposal that there should be no sudden end to funding from Brussels.
That is the way things have to be tackled.
can no longer cope with the problems that have to be tackled.
The short term immediate problems have to be tackled first.
These issues will have to be tackled if customs are to help ensure the security of the citizen in the single market whilst maintaining an attractive climate for business operations and investment.
Issues concerning legal entry and entry routes have to be tackled.
These are the kinds of issues that have to be tackled, and I look forward to the implementation of the package.
the ensuing discrepancies in methods of investigation and prosecution have to be tackled at European level as a matter of priority.
especially in Asia, that have to be tackled when it comes both to pollution
show once more that we are confronted with threats that are global and have to be tackled by the international community united.
organised crime have to be tackled on the basis of fundamental rights
Therefore, diseases have to be tackled in both people and animals, while also taking
The scale of the environmental problems is such that they have to be tackled at pan-regional level.
The European Commission is aware that the transition to digital projection has a number of inherent risks that have to be tackled to enable European cinemas to benefit from its opportunities.
that it contains legal problems that have to be tackled and I trust that these will be resolved in the dialogue between the Commission,
lack of interoperability have to be tackled to support the latent potential of Europe's ICT companies.
the focus should be on deciding which issues have to be tackled if our generation is to give succeeding generations sufficient scope for maintaining
The current waiting lists problem has to be tackled.
It has to be tackled with realism.
This sort of thing has to be tackled.
Inequality between women and men is a multidimensional phenomenon that has to be tackled by a comprehensive mix of policy measures.
In both respects, successful management is a challenge that has to be tackled at global level, and through the EU
They acknowledge, rather, that it had to be tackled at source with a new emphasis on development.
Noise itself has to be tackled by means of low-noise tyres or road surfaces, for example.
the root cause of the problem has to be tackled.
The Commission considers that predatory tax planning has to be tackled in parallel with action against fraud.
This situation has to be tackled because taxes on the peasants have increased dramatically over recent times because of the need to modernise.