Examples of using General problem in English and their translations into Dutch
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Kenneth Arrow investigated the general problem of finding a rule for constructing social preferences from individual preferences.
This course deals with numerous algorithms, each of which solves a different general problem.
In its external poUcy, the European Commission will make an active contribution towards the more general problem of child labour.
it could be a general problem.
The issue of journeys between buildings brings me to the more general problem of mobility within Brussels.
In its external policy, the European Commission will make an active contribution towards the more general problem of child labour.
telephone companies might help in this specific case, but will not solve the general problem.
the OIN does not automatically solve the general problem of software patents, nor some specific patent threats.
telephone companies might help in this specific case, but will not solve the general problem.
it has exactly the same general problem, you.
it coincides with the general problem.
Given the general problem deter mined by the Foundation the co-ordination meetings went on to construct the methods by which the research would be undertaken.
General problem, especially of the clock, is the lack of accordance with nature because of which people get confused in a so-called nature-nurture or culture-nature-conflict.
Inadequate information is a more general problem in reviewing the childcare situation in Europe.
The issue of the Theological College of Halki yet again highlights the more general problem of respect for human rights in Turkey.
It is clear in this context that, while the market for illegal employment can be seen as a general problem, the less difference there is in financial terms between declared
they at long last take seriously the general problem of European organ ization.
most of which are separate from the question of controls and relate to the general problem of duty-free sales.
This illustrates the general problem of interdependence and the fact that,
The difficulties in the way of evaluating these costs are not only methodological in nature(in which case they are connected with the general problem of hidden costs),