Examples of using Extent of the problem in English and their translations into Dutch
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a cost will be charged depending on the store you visit and the extent of the problem.
It urges third countries to lift measures taken which are not proportionate to either the extent of the problem or to the precautionary principle.
Greater understanding of the nature and extent of the problem of violence on the part of the public,
Firstly, a need to identify correctly the causes and extent of the problem, and, secondly, to regard combating undeclared work as part of the overall employment strategy.
Depending on the extent of the problem, the outer corner of the eyelids can be lifted
there are a series of specified obligations aimed at a shared objective which is the identification of the location and extent of the problem of soil degradation and a more general requirement to act upon it.
Evidence from recent surveys shows the extent of the problems faced by consumers.
You only have to walk down any high street in Europe to see the extent of the problems we face with overweight kids.
I see in practice the extent of the problems involved in implementing the excellent Leonardo programme.
in which we see a striking correlation between the extent of the problems and the governance capacity.
This method results in a direct link between the extent of the problems which all the eligible regions of a Member State face(regional prosperity and unemployment) and the effort made