Examples of using Problems in the past in English and their translations into Swedish
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Has Hope had any problems in the past?
If you have had problems in the past with marijuana cultivation,
We have had major problems in the past.
it would be very regrettable if we could not tidy up our regulation on this point when there have been so many problems in the past.
Agent Gibbs has had problems in the past.
looking at how the money is being spent in the current year in areas where the Court of Auditors found problems in the past.
I know she had some problems in the past, No, sir.
we have had similar problems in the past.
I know we have had our problems in the past, little family squabbles. Hmm?
Mr. Garibaldi, I know we have had our problems in the past.
No, sir. I know she had some problems in the past, but if anything, she was anti-drugs.
Little family squabbles. Hmm? I know we have had our problems in the past.
There haven't been any problems in the past, the customer will be satisfied.
we don't have any leads, but we have had similar problems in the past.
Could be that they have had problems in the past but it is much better now.
if you have had such problems in the past or if you use contact lenses.
Listen. I know we have had our problems in the past but we got a show to do tonight.
perhaps the President-in-Office would like to consider the question of end use which has often created problems in the past in tracing the eventual recipient country.
There have been problems in the past and we fear that these might happen again.
which have not given rise to any problems in the past and, in the Commission's view, do not need to be changed.
On demand, it was said that there were always problems in the past, as the guests had imagined more than a pitch more than could actually be offered.
And maybe you have had your problems in the past, maybe she is a train wreck.
This division of responsibilities has created problems in the past and the Court of Auditors has identified them in its report.
We cannot close our eyes to the fact that there have been problems in the past in the interpretation and application of international conventions
With about 30% of the male population in Munich Germany haven had this problem in the past or really experiencing it currently;
With about 30% of the male populace in Turnisce Slovenia haven had this problem in the past or really experiencing it currently;
With concerning 30% of the male population in Guatemala sanctuary had this problem in the past or really suffering from it at the moment;