Examples of using Great problems in English and their translations into Danish
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One of the great problems facing the returned glorified Christ,
And derogatory, cutting remarks about my interpretation of the great problems are the words with which they expose their step in evolution
I would point out that one of the great problems with Community legislation- though not just Community legislation- is its deficient application.
Finally, one of the great problems in our institution is that we have no statute for Members,
Sleep disorder, as well as a global lack of sleep- it's the great problems of modern man.
ridiculous"age" speaks eloquently of the great problems inherent in radioisotope dating.
Both supporters and opponents of abortion on demand are aware that it is one of the great problems of civilisation.
I am convinced that the accession of the new Member States next year will bring no great problems in terms of implementing the where either the single market
continues to increase, it is clear that there are still great problems and inequalities in the social sectors under discussion.
we MEPs were told that there would really not be any great problems, as approximately 80% of the EU objectives were contained in the outcome of the negotiations between the United States and China.
will undoubtedly mean that the economy does not cause us such great problems over the next year.
one of Europe's great problems- we should look at the Western Balkans,
which do not raise any great problems today, we have followed the rapporteur.
The great problems of our times are condensed there:
One of the great problems in all the European institutions is that we have developed a language,
In his Stockholm lectures Fredholm loved to talk at length about the great problems and methods of classical mathematical physics which had been the main theme of his scientific work.
which is to resolve the great problems of the world.
they do not appear to cause great problems at the community level; they will therefore not be discussed in detail in this report.
when compared with the great problems faced by the Mediterranean's coastal regions, shows how narrow its limitations are.
are all now facing very great problems because the conventions are coming to an end,