Exemples d'utilisation de Main problem is that en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The main problem was that politics and economics were advancing at different paces.
The main problem was that women often failed to take their complaints to court.
The main problem was that if one wished to pursue an affirmative action policy, one was obliged to introduce a quota system.
The main problem was that those affected were unaware of the nature of the disease and the existence of treatment.
The main problem was that such organizations were often denied access to information
The main problem was that most of the personnel who had the authority to order evacuation had been killed when the first explosion destroyed the control room.
According to some, their main problem was that they ignored capability development Grimm and Brüntrup, 2007, for example.
Another main problem was that restitution could lead to conflict with the rights of third parties
The main problem was that prisons were overcrowded
Yeah, our main problem was that your tits were too big for me.
The main problem was that the lift station probes were reacting to contact with litter
The main problem was that the authorities were not always aware of those situations,
The main problem being that exclusive breast feeding is not so popular,
The main problem was that the Government did not have control over the whole country
One of the main problems is that we are leading two parallel sets of negotiations that should be merged:
One of the main problems is that, in the process of the preparation of the report,
One of the main problems is that support has been provided in a selective manner,
The main problem was that WVA staff were often called on to help the National Contact Centre Network(NCCN) staff to answer calls during high-volume times.
Since the change they made in the front rain tyre after Assen I have been struggling a lot to be fast and today my main problem was that the wheel locked when I was braking.
The main problem was that those diseases were also often transmitted by refugees flocking from neighbouring war-torn countries