Examples of using Trying to resolve in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some people spend their whole lives trying to resolve these things.
Trying to resolve these things. Some people spend their whole lives.
Realizing this, scientists are step by step trying to resolve this issue.
This member was doubtful about trying to resolve the crisis in the United States via increments to disposable income.
I think Congress is taking a good step towards trying to resolve this problem.
Trying to resolve feelings toward a co-worker. You know, when we started a few weeks ago, you said you wanted to dive into the deep end.
when we started a few weeks ago, trying to resolve feelings toward a co-worker.
Anyone trying to resolve conflicts between the rival groups by military means is destroying the future prospects of his own people.
With respect to certain constitutional problems regarding the application of the implementing rules in Hungary, progress has been made towards trying to resolve the remaining difficulties.
The Council is taking on more and more, trying to resolve more and more intergovernmentally rather than by really communitising these areas.
In the end we may find that a very good way to promote the European idea is by demonstrating to people that we are trying to resolve important issues in a manner they too consider positive.
Trying to resolve the taxation and social-rights-acquisition problems of frontier workers
on the part of those who are involved in trying to resolve this difficult issue.
There are those who, rather than trying to resolve a question at European level,
forwards between Parliament and Council, trying to resolve an issue which is not of his making but of the Council's.
Mrs Haug, in trying to resolve some very difficult questions this year because of the immense pressures that have been brought to bear upon the budget at a very late stage.
they almost certainly thought that we were placing far too much emphasis on trying to resolve the problems facing the dairy sector.
Many of us stayed awake the whole of the night of 1 January 2006, trying to resolve an extremely serious problem that was affecting us:
some degree of fairness when trying to resolve the problem.
having sat for some time trying to resolve the very tragic cases of patients, many of whom have since died, who received infected blood.
therefore tend to do too little about trying to resolve them?
The combined value of the financial detriment resulting from the most recent problem faced by consumers with digital content and the time spent trying to resolve these problems during the last 12 months is estimated at between €9 and 11 billion.
By the same token the Commission is fully active in trying to resolve the Darfur conflict, not only by providing humanitarian aid
along with providing sufficient protection for consumers and trying to resolve problems of jurisdictional authority in an online global sphere.
competitive market, trying to resolve the eternal dichotomy between old,
so there will be directives on seasonal workers and intra-corporate transferees, but you cannot blame our group, which has equal treatment on the country-of-origin principle at the heart of its activities in trying to resolve these matters.
It first tries to resolve issues through consultation.
Several philosophers have tried to resolve Carroll's paradox.
Please be patient whilst I try to resolve the situation.
We will try to resolve the problem you have raised in your speech, Mrs Maes.