Examples of using To be an issue in English and their translations into Danish
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Éric Lapierre considers architecture to be an issue of time and its forms as a process of adjustment to the different needs of the passing epochs:"Our task is to do things which always remain constant in different ways.
it is likely to be an issue with one of your tyres being damaged causing it not to be round,
come to be an issue.
Meetings of Council working parties have revealed this to be an issue that my experts are discussing
the possibiltiy of future complications will continue to be an issue.
And just leave him there. anywhere where oxygen is going to be an issue, right, I want to find the kid that did it to my kid, tip him upside down into some sand or a puddle.
come to be an issue.
come to be an issue.
which is also going to be an issue in the future, and we're working on methods now for recovering the waste water.
when they did not consider their economic policy to be an issue of common interest,
That's not going Say what? to be an issue.
Doesn't seem to be an issue.
That's not going to be an issue this time.
I don't think it's going to be an issue.
Unless you think that's no longer going to be an issue?
It continues to be an issue that we raise with our transatlantic friends with considerable vigour.
Is this going to be an issue or can we just relax
Can we just relax and spend time together? Well, is this going to be an issue or?