Examples of using To a number of problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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This gives rise to a number of problems.
According to the Commission' s Green Paper, incinerating PVC waste gives rise to a number of problems.
Living with ADHD can lead to a number of problems for the individuals receiving the.
However, they will provide a solution to a number of problems.
I should like to draw attention to a number of problems, and I hope that Mr Karlsson will be able to answer my questions today.
These migration flows do, however, give rise to a number of problems.
The current situation may give rise to a number of problems in matrimonial proceedings of an international nature.
which has lead to a number of problems in the implementation of the programme.
He eventually succumbed to a number of problems including bipolar disorder
the current jurisdiction rules may give rise to a number of problems in the context of"international" divorces.
He eventually succumbed to a number of problems including bipolar disorder
which could perhaps solve a problem in Libya only to give rise to a number of problems throughout the wider region.
Living with ADHD can lead to a number of problems for the individuals receiving the diagnosis.
this will lead to a number of problems later in life.
This gives rise to a number of problems, such as the way in which the money should be shared out,
Mr President, speakers have drawn attention to a number of problems, including cigarette smuggling.
This has led to a number of problems on the internal market(see for example the Überseering case),
Obesity is the problem that many people are complaining today due to a number of problems such as unhealthy lifestyle,
In relation to the reports on interoperability it must be noted that the train was not considered to be the transport of the future which was going to provide the solution to a number of problems, particularly environmental problems. .
which will then give rise to a number of problems in the region, or else we could decide not to recognise an independent Kosovo, which would also give rise to a number of problems in the region.
the moisture sensitivity of the paper material can lead to a number of problems.
In light of the public safety nets, the unrestricted co-existence of activities contributes to a number of problems, including(i) impediments to orderly resolution
the moisture sensitivity of the paper material can lead to a number of problems.
adoption of the Regulation as a response to the events of 11 September 2001, to a number of problems affecting its implementation in a more solid manner.
This gives rise to a number of potential problems.
The Committee would like to draw the Commission's attention to a number of practical problems.
be non-binding in nature, giving rise to a number of enforcement problems.
With respect to a number of other problems, the following statements would be made.