Examples of using To a problem in English and their translations into Czech
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Occam's razor says The simplest solution to a problem.
Now, I must draw attention to a problem that we currently have in connection with this basis of open trade
I would like to  draw attention to a problem which has received too little emphasis in this debate.
The closing of airspace on the first day was a  swift response to a problem with which we, in Europe, have, until now, been unfamiliar,
It means when you're looking for the answer to a problem, it's usually the most obvious one.
In writing.-(DE) I would like to  draw the attention of the Council to a problem which is threatening to  paralyse the cooperation between the two institutions on the subject of fisheries policy.
is a  cure to a problem presented by a  virus.
which draws attention to a problem that is currently highly topical.
Well, marriage was just a  solution to a problem, not anything romantic or because you were in love.
Oftentimes, the solution to a problem is simply convincing someone to  behave like a  better human being, but it may take more than a  stern lecture.
You can talk all day about a  great idea or a  solution to a problem, or something that you think is an  interesting feature for Linux to  have but you gotta show us something concrete.
That you… someone I loved… was faced with. But as a  practical solution to a problem.
But the ability to  conceptualize a  solution to a problem, it's what applied mathematics is all about.
so I illegally double-parked because I'm not gonna bail due to a problem like that either.
We're delighted to  invite our passengers to  spend the night in Copenhagen due to a problem with the motor.
Is a  cure to a problem presented by a  virus A  water-filtration plant which is immune to  chlorine and UV treatment.
It hasn't even been a  month since we had a  network error due to a problem with the server.
projector in theater one, Unfortunately, due to a problem.