Exemples d'utilisation de Part of the problem en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Part of the problem could lie in the packaging,
individuals must decide whether we will be part of the problem or part of the solution.
Equally, those advocating an increase only in the non-permanent category of membership are addressing only part of the problem.
is part of the problem.
however, that that was only part of the problem.
harmonised bookkeeping practices solve part of the problem?
presumably part of the problem.
You just can't handle the fact that technology's part of the problem.
But part of the problem for the chemical industry is that the public doesn't view it as one of the most important industries in the world-
Methane emissions are critical; no way we can reach COP21 targets without them. This is a bridge to climate disaster.” Methane is not the solution but part of the problem, because of its powerful Global Warming Potential
Part of the problem is we're being painted with a similar brush,
Further, peacekeepers must always avoid becoming part of the problem by acting with the utmost sensitivity towards the local population, and upholding the highest standards of professionalism
reuse schemes address only part of the problem and should be accompanied by institutional support
We were part of the problem, today, however, we have chosen to be part of
In leaving out this part of the problem, I cannot see how Rwandese who feel aggrieved by the invasion of their own country could possibly trust the Tribunal.
which could themselves become part of the problem.
simply training them to operate different types of software only addresses part of the problem.
whether such targeting and denial are not the result of humanitarian assistance being perceived as biased and hence as part of the problem rather than part of the solution.
professionals, Mr. Andreas Bluthner said that, after having for so long regarded the private sector as part of the problem it was now time to turn around