Examples of using Considerable problems in English and their translations into Danish
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that will certainly cause considerable problems.
that will certainly trigger considerable problems.
that will certainly create considerable problems.
In particular, delays have been detected in the process of implementing the directive, as well as considerable problems of interpretation regarding the scope of its application.
that will certainly create considerable problems.
the ice still giving considerable problems with noise in the data.
there are still considerable problems gaining legal redress.
My suggestions for the reform of the Commission proposal are designed to address the considerable problems which continue to undermine the implementation of Union water policy.
many other improvements, however, foreign investors in India continue to face considerable problems.
which are causing considerable problems in the salmon industry, not just in Scotland
Like him I note that considerable problems remain, such as the fact that the administrations of several countries are still not capable of correctly implementing Community law,
Secondly, I would like to state that my group has considerable problems with the use of the dual-use list to block the access of developing countries in particular to high technology.
But it is clear that considerable problems have been created in certain regions in Chad, as it would seem that whole villages are
it should be said, have considerable problems with the integration of immigrants,
under certain circumstances, exacerbate the already considerable problems of having a programme fully validated.
as this group is one where there could be considerable problems at the changeover stage.
76/8, 76/20 and 76/23, the necessity for dovetailing different academic structures gave rise to considerable problems of timetabling.
can lead not only to pain but also to considerable problems like stooped posture(‘ dowager' s hump')
dismantling likely to result in the creation of artificial nations which would in the long run pose considerable problems.
nevertheless leaves intact the considerable problems which have led to the creation of the committee