Examples of using Structural problems in English and their translations into Turkish
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There were no structural problems.
Structural problems with no easy one-size-fits-all solution. It's a set of complicated.
There are bigger, structural problems.
Had some structural problems. Well, I think the previous owners.
I think the previous owners had some structural problems.
There were no structural problems with that bike, Martin Moone.
In December 2012, a report surfaced that the Huichon No. 2 Power Station had severe structural problems and was leaking.
He called you about structural problems with the Cole Center.
Steps taken so far by the government are unlikely to be sufficient, the analysts warned, noting that the imbalancesare largely due to slow privatisation and structural problems in state and socially-owned enterprises.
Finding the source of these structural problems isn't going to be easy.
The document, adopted on Wednesday, said Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine have shown"extremely worrying delays" in theimplementation of ECHR decisions due to"major structural problems.
Largely because of some structural problems In the advertising industry.
But structural problems remain, including too many personnel, too many levels of authority, lack of funds and poor or no co-operation between police in different areas of the country, especially between the two entities-- the Republika Srpska(RS) and the Muslim-Croat Federation-- that make up post-war BiH.
They haven't found the source of these structural problems and it won't be easy.
Filipi says structural problems must be addressed, as opposed to"cosmetic" interventions.
Is deepening the urgent sense of crisis. combined with our economy's structural problems, The economic crisis that began in the countries of Southeast Asia.
The countries of Southeastern Europe inherited many structural problems in the field, including a largely obsolete research and technology infrastructure and a dearth of industrial demand for applied research, combined with low research and development spending by businesses, a brain drain, fragmentation of the research system and a lack of linkage among industry and research sectors.
The economic crisis that began in the countries of Southeast Asia,combined with our economy's structural problems, is deepening the urgent sense of crisis.
In 1893 they fixed"serious structural problems", the consequence of neglected maintenance.
The economic crisis that began in the countries of Southeast Asia,combined with our economy's structural problems, is deepening the urgent sense of crisis.
That is because of two main structural problems: low international competitiveness and fiscal imbalances.
As concerns the economic criteria Croatia must meet to join the EU,last week's report outlined macroeconomic and structural problems that could mar the country's prospects for strong growth.
Combined with our economy's structural problems, is deepening the urgent sense of crisis. The economic crisis that began in the countries of Southeast Asia.
It's a set of complicated, long-standing structural problems with no easy one-size-fits-all solution.
Moreover, it would address structural problems facing the region as a whole, while allowing individual countries to proceed towards EU membership on their own merits.
This is the moment for Serbia to address some structural problems and deficiencies it has been struggling with for years.
Although the quantity of journalistic trainingmight not have helped resolve all structural problems the Balkan media faced, it has contributed to a greater awareness of professional standards, improved technical skills and resulted in better management of some individual outlets, according to Lange.
But I think today that most would agree that Greecewas only a symptom of much deeper structural problems in the eurozone, vulnerabilities in the wider global economic system, vulnerabilities of our democracies.
The World Bank is also involved,because the countries' economic and structural problems, such as high unemployment and inadequate health care, increase the risk of a wider HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Ministry of Trade andIndustry analysts stated that poor export performance resulted from structural problems embedded in the nation's economy, including an overly strong won, increased wages and high labor costs, frequent strikes, and high interest rates.