Voorbeelden van het gebruik van More general problem in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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More general problems with Java™ ports still go under ports.
They also provide a detailed FAQ to help with more general problems and enquiries for members.
I believe that the more general problems could be tackled within the context of a framework directive on fair trading.
The issue of journeys between buildings brings me to the more general problem of mobility within Brussels.
Second, there is a more general problem about sanctions, particularly EU sanctions.
The problem of violence against women represents a more general problem- a lack of equality.
It is a minor aspect of the more general problem we constantly discuss,
In its external poUcy, the European Commission will make an active contribution towards the more general problem of child labour.
This second factor is closely linked to the more general problem of the absence of a uniform welfare state model
all the economic and social deficiencies of developing countries and grafts itself onto the more general problem of destitution.
However, the communication does not pay sufficient heed to the more general problem facing the EU that it lags behind the US
such a slow track, but this has to do with more general problems, which we may not be able to take care of today.
this is a symptom of a more general problem, graphically illustrated by the fact that Nestlé,
victims of trafficking in human beings reflects the fact that these two crimes are two particularly odious forms of a more general problem: the increase in illegal immigration.
As for the very important and more general problem of the role of culture as regards certain categories of citizens,
Schmelzer and Baillie found an efficient algorithm for the more general problem of any omitted string of digits.
One part of this more general problem is that these terms are often either not defined
The report calls for measures that are essential to discourage transplant tourism and the more general problems we face on this issue, and I therefore voted
the law on sanctions against Iran and Libya and the more general problem of extraterritorial sanctions.
I wonder if the Council would agree that this specific case highlights a more general problem that the United States expects Europe to cooperate with it on judicial matters,
To confront this situation the Council- with the support of the European Council- has worked out an overall strategy covering both the specific problems arising in certain particularly sensitive sectors where Japanese exports are most concentrated, and the more general problems involved in our relations with Japan
the question of Cameroon raises a more general problem: that of freedom of expression, and particularly freedom of the press,
but it reflects the more general problem that government leaders with certain ideological backgrounds are not prepared to take courageous steps that demand vision,