Examples of using A problem of in English and their translations into Dutch
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Neckstrain is a problem of the past.”.
This is not a problem of ideology;
And it seems like a problem of general interest.
This leads to a problem of privacy.
But as a problem of collective action.
In fact, such a problem of concern to many people.
There is also a problem of aerodynamic resistance.
The same is the case in children have a problem of their immunity.
A problem of what sort?
It's a problem of.
It is also a problem of the Maoist guerrillas in Nepal.
Consequently there is a problem of ethics and collective responsibility.
Lastly, this is not a problem of the past.
But this in any case is not a problem of the immediate future.
Perhaps that is a problem of parliamentary democracy,
There is a problem of national pride- Pakistan's Prime Minister said that he had to give in to public opinion- and there is perhaps also the problem of dissuasion.
I do not think that this is a problem of European unity;
we think that the creation of employment is a problem of economic growth.
Acne is not a problem of cleanliness at all, but rather of the skin image.
Ms Mader raised a problem of sponsors and mentioned that it should be examined more closely,