Examples of using Great problem in English and their translations into Danish
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it was not a great problem.
this is a very great problem indeed.
more than 30 years, really very near completely scientific deciphering of such a great problem.
Industrial policy for the globalised era is becoming a great problem for the Union and for individual Member States.
And yet, there is one great problem with movement, and that is that it's really hard to get your bearings when you're in midair.
And the great problem for mankind in these times of suffering is inevitably:"What
The great problem with private international law, as we all know, and with private law in general, is that it
This should not be a great problem, since Belarus has demonstrated its ability to cooperate on matters related to border controls.
He, like myself, has been given the great problem of trying to deal with a highly technical report
A great problem for humanity, perhaps the greatest in the world,
But the great problem with this agreement is that it is not selective enough in the classification of traps in relation to the standards laid down.
The great problem for reform or transformation is the tyranny of common sense. Things that people think.
The great problem here with policing- as you must know even better than I- is that individual nationalities and forces are reluctant to cooperate.
As he said, there was no great problem approving this report on the regulations and funds.
attacks which makes it great problem for security companies as well as engineers and everyone owning such devices.
No other so useful to help us solve the great problem of why we are here on earth at all….
At least one great problem and anticipated difficulty in his life had been tragically solved- he would not now be expected to go to Jerusalem to study under the rabbis.
The possibility of reviewing the regulation in the future, in two or three years, is not a great problem for us and clearly, in the event of a review of the Regulation,
The fact that holidays are not seen as a great problem even when they have to fit in with the husband's shifts may be attributed to the fact that holidays are mainly spent at home 70.
Even the"faithful" do not believe it.A great problem for humanity, perhaps the greatest in the world,