Examples of using A fundamental problem in English and their translations into Danish
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we are prepared to do everything necessary to launch this project because we agree that it is a fundamental problem.
this does not alter the fact that there is a fundamental problem with Parliament having only one discharge procedure for four agencies.
there is no doubt that the problem of the refugees will continue to be a fundamental problem in terms of a solution.
but this is a fundamental problem and resolving it should be a priority.
then that is precisely part of a fundamental problem.
We have a fundamental problem here, and that is that we,
I would therefore like to take this opportunity to highlight a fundamental problem, namely that of genuine compliance with the principle of merit.
Mr von Habsburg has already said that we have a fundamental problem here.
I believe that there is a fundamental problem underlying this debate:
This is a fundamental problem and we must persevere in our actions,
we clearly have a fundamental problem that cannot be solved purely by solving information problems. .
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,
There is a fundamental problem however: splitting the Treaty open,
This is a fundamental problem because, under the terms of the Treaty, subsidiarity applies
A fundamental problem is the fact that the number of countries identified as LDCs is growing,
security has the merit of tackling a fundamental problem that concerns the future of the Community from the point of view of its security.
I believe that this is a fundamental problem that should continue to be addressed in the context of a revised EU agricultural policy after 2013.
urgent debate is a fundamental problem, for every time we say this-
There is a fundamental problem that we're going to have to deal with in terms of a Mars mission that was never the case with the Apollo program,
is there not a fundamental problem with an economic system in which profit is privatised