Examples of using Must be resolved in English and their translations into Czech
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We are facing three crises that must be resolved simultaneously: the climate crisis,
The bilateral problems must be resolved in parallel, if both sides- in this case Macedonia
Commodity market fluctuations and the consequences arising from these are a specific issue that must be resolved.
To calculate such a power design, a system of equations with hundreds of unknowns and under the circumstances of thousands of equations must be resolved.
All intra-office disputes must be resolved via mediation, or failing that,
Indeed, they are issues which must be resolved this century, for if we do not do so,
which is essentially about the reimbursement of contributions, must be resolved by the Member States.
Instead, I will refer to the significant institutional challenges they are creating, which must be resolved.
The security situation must be resolved according to the Kadugli and Abyei agreements from the start of the year,
I do believe that this question must be resolved in each of the countries and within the regional context in a fair and transparent manner.
which, in our view, must be resolved, along with the need to restore… bridge tolls
The situation must be resolved internationally, so that the requirements imposed would be real
Surely such situations must be resolved quickly, and we have proposed therefore that the parties to any disagreement which cannot be resolved amicably should agree mutually on a mediator whose decision,
which speaks of the fact that the issue of migration must be resolved globally, and that the economic development of third countries must be assisted, in order to reduce migration,
stresses that those issues must be resolved in the preferential trade agreement.
There is no doubt that this economic dilemma must be resolved by moving in two directions:
Mr Reinfeldt took the view that Greece's problems were home-grown and must be resolved from within.
so the situation must be resolved calmly, without any political pressure,
The fisheries policy, just like the common agricultural policy, is a strategic agenda which directly influences all citizens of the EU, and which must be resolved in accordance with the three core principles, which are the economic profitability of fishing, the preservation