Examples of using Problems we face in English and their translations into Swedish
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The problems we face are European.
And this is one of the problems we face.
The problems we face are already numerous and serious.
climate change is one of the most serious problems we face.
The problems we face now are trifles compared to those in the past.
But I would like to focus on the question marks and the problems we face, and this mainly concerns a couple of topics.
They see the problems we face in rebuilding this colony,
And, importantly, every effort must be made to try to seek a diplomatic solution to the problems we face.
Because the problems we face are social
experiences which can influence the problems we face today.
This all exacerbates the problems we face while we sit here
They no longer need to be persuaded that we need global as well as domestic solutions to the problems we face.
The problems we face cannot be tackled by anyone alone- we need a total change
particularly at this time with problems we face at home and abroad.
The problems we face- high energy prices,
I am in favour of all other efforts in terms of the combined platforms you have suggested to address the problems we face.
This requires a better understanding of the problems we face, their nature and distribution across societies and generations.
it would no longer really be possible to resolve the problems we face today.
They are typical of the problems we face, namely insufficient resources to do the job wedded to overly restrictive practices and procedures.
In this speech I have given some explanations, and pointed to some of the problems we face and the action we intend to take.
Parliament to overcome the problems we face.
the more general problems we face on this issue, and I therefore voted in favour of the report.
confidence in our own ability to solve the problems we face.
whether some of the solutions are appropriate for the problems we face.
I think that, given all the problems we face- and since I heard you mention courage earlier- it would show courage to persevere with the precautionary principle
Third, to build a network of strategic relations with key countries and organisations- because the problems we face cannot be solved by any single actor.
If not, imagine the sort of problems we face in relation to, for example, the proposed directive we are currently considering on protection of workers from risks related to exposure to asbestos at work.
organisations to solve the more pressing problems we face, both close to home and around the world.
But the Outlook shows that tackling the key environmental problems we face today-- including climate change,