Examples of using To solve the problems in English and their translations into Danish
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Firstly, the crisis occurred because of the aggressive monetary policy within the EU's boundaries when it was attempted to solve the problems of the Internet bubble.
Firstly, what is of course needed to solve the problems that exist is, quite simply, better monitoring.
He goes to great lengths to solve the problems within his own budget,
How can we hope to solve the problems associated with developing multilateral relations,
Soft Clip Limiter The Alpha's Soft Clip limiter has been designed to solve the problems of signal peaks that produce audible distortion
If we want to solve the problems, we must ease the burden on our contributors,
A good example of the lack of will to solve the problems on the part of the Member States is the failure to ratify the Convention on the protection of the Communities' financial interests.
In other countries, Governments and Central Banks have worked with the Icelandic Banks to solve the problems posed by the international financial crisis.
In many cases, we also need to solve the problems of caring for older members of the same family.
New legislation on pensions is designed specifically to solve the problems of people who receive either a limited pension or no pension at all.
A vast reservoir of unused labour power would be mobilized to solve the problems of housing, health, education and the infrastructure.
In addition to delivering the installations to solve the problems, we also make sure they are operating around the clock.
Modern methods of forming beds for strawberries allow to solve the problems arising in the cultivation of this fastidious garden culture.
They want to solve the problems for the politicians in their own countries,
Confusing the status of these people does not help to solve the problems we are facing, and actually makes them worse.
Third point: the EU must- more so than in the past- be able to solve the problems in its own region,
doing one's best to solve the problems that crop up, but also being proactive,