Examples of using Underlying problems in English and their translations into Dutch
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I must congratulate Parliament for identifying the underlying problems and having made the right diagnosis for putting forward real solutions.
Bob Vansant:“Alcohol can help the depressive to relativize and take the mind off the inner stress and underlying problems for a while.
also on solving some of the structural, underlying problems.
What particularly stood out was their high involvement in not only the project itself, but also the underlying problems.
new disputes in various sectors, even if it has not resolved the underlying problems.
will at best only slow the trend down somewhat, but it will not solve the underlying problems.
it is clear that the war did not solve the underlying problems of the Afghan people,
relief to see it go- but the MDA's move will not resolve the underlying problems that led to the site's proliferation.
But there are also solid grounds for believing that there were serious underlying problems behind the failure of Cancun, which will have
This suggests that underlying problems are of a structural nature
international cooperation first in tackling underlying problems and calls on us to invest energy,
promote integration of the labour market, it is therefore necessary to support action to address-the underlying problems in Northern Ireland's social and economic fabric.
the stains are not being caused by underlying problems.
In fact, restarting the computer will be able to provide you with assistance in overcoming many underlying problems that you have on the computer, as well.
The EESC considers that, in order to resolve the underlying problems, the Commission must produce a more ambitious package which pursues the ongoing tax harmonisation
The report does not give enough emphasis, however, to a number of underlying problems: existing leniency programmes in the EU vary widely,
the overall pace of reforms is slow in addressing underlying problems and thus needs to be stepped up,
The focus will be primarily on the underlying problem and not on the symptoms.
Often, this happens because of an underlying problem with the nerves in your feet.
When the underlying problem is being treated,