Examples of using Specific problems in English and their translations into Czech
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the Commission to address two specific problems of the complex situation in Afghanistan.
The course explains specific problems of information systems in health care, protection of medical data,
successful history of collaborating with customers to solve specific problems in High-Pressure applications.
we can take more effective action to address specific problems, such as immigration, which require a team effort.
There are specific problems in the buildings for broilers, because they are growing in artificial conditions since
The RoHS Directive was designed to address the specific problems of a specific waste stream
Consequently, it is perplexing why the Commission has not tried to come up with proper solutions which will tackle specific problems, especially as it also had the resolution adopted in the European Parliament at its disposal.
Specific problems of sanitary units(service cores) erected in the framework of the large-area construction of panel apartment houses(block of flats) in the second half of the last century are mentioned in the conclusion of the article.
which they were established, are accessible and overcome specific problems of access or segregation.
each country has its own economic policy and its own specific problems, and we must definitely all be self-critical here.
each country has its own specific problems.
which would clearly respond to the specific problems of young people.
his/her ability to apply knowledge of botany and ecology in a creative way for solving specific problems.
with each other and that they should make efforts to address specific problems by that means.
which are definitely causing specific problems in the fight against organised crime.
then I am quite sure we will find solutions to the specific problems we see in some regions.
businesses in solving specific problems with the public authorities.
the Member States are also obliged to monitor the use of pesticides which have on occasion caused specific problems and to set targets for reducing the use of certain pesticides.
which is bound to lead to our'tactical inferiority': whatever specific problems it might have, Europe is not Sudan,
generalise this discussion a little and I will try to shed light rather on the general approach to handling these specific problems.