Examples of using Fundamental problem in English and their translations into Czech
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This is a fundamental problem, which should be solved by the introduction
Mr. General Secretary has devoted a significant part of his presentation to the areas he perceives as our fundamental problem- the fiscal policy and the quality of fiscal institutions.
Extends to minus infinity in time. The fundamental problem is that the Fourier transform with elementary quantum mechanical formalism.
A fundamental problem with the procedure for references for a preliminary ruling is the time needed to receive an answer from the Court of Justice,
for I believe that this is a fundamental problem which has not yet been adequately addressed at European level.
I really want to talk about the idea that we repeatedly go from one crisis to another crisis in the fisheries sector without really trying to tackle the fundamental problem.
Even though a certain amount of progress has been made in the negotiations, the fundamental problem of the bulk transfer of bank data still remains.
Is that the Fourier transform extends to minus infinity in time. with elementary quantum mechanical formalism All right. The fundamental problem.
We nevertheless have to remember that this does not eliminate the fundamental problem of rules and systems being too complicated.
I wanted to draw attention to the fact that freedom of the media is a fundamental problem.
The fundamental problem with elementary quantum mechanical formalism All right. is that the Fourier transform extends to minus infinity in time.
There is a fundamental problem we will have to overcome.
Is that the Fourier transform extends to minus infinity in time. The fundamental problem with elementary quantum mechanical formalism.
Aside from this fundamental problem, it is unacceptable to crudely engineer the immediate application of the new procedures.
that the compensation system proposed in this report is merely a stopgap that does nothing to change the fundamental problem.
I voted in favour of this resolution because it brings to light a fundamental problem that should never be underestimated.
Here also lies another fundamental problem which will haunt us for years to come,
have convinced myself that sugar is almost assuredly the problem, the fundamental problem.
A fundamental problem is the fact that the number of countries identified as LDCs is growing,
I feel that the fundamental problem here- apart from the discrimination between SAS Scandinavian Airlines on the one hand