Examples of using Difficult problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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I certainly welcome this report as a basis of ensuring that we are never again faced with such a serious or difficult problem as BSE has been to us.
Opening such contracts to bidding from different Member States does raise a difficult problem if the national governments offer different levels of aid to yards in their country.
It seems to me that the Luxembourg presidency is particularly well placed to address the difficult problem of tax harmonization.
I believe that it provides Parliament and the Council with a good starting point for resolving this difficult problem.
Mr President, the Commissioner is to be warmly congratulated on the courage with which she has tackled this very difficult problem.
A difficult problem in any election, and not only in developing countries, is the question
put right this difficult problem.
the Committee would like to draw attention to this difficult problem.
Mr President, Mr Bartenstein, in the very first days of your term as President-in-Office of the Council you had to deal with the difficult problem with Russia and Ukraine.
which is an important and difficult problem in Islamic countries.
in the first half of the year we managed to resolve an enormously difficult problem.
we must also find a solution to this very difficult problem.
keep enough options open to be able to settle the difficult problem of compulsory expenditure within a well-ordered
which can effectively solve the difficult problem of sweep silo machine in and out.
Like you, I have to admit that the integration of minorities is a very difficult problem in these countries.
That in turn raises the even more difficult problem of the Turkish armed forces,
makes harassment a bigger and more difficult problem.
Mr President, I should like to congratulate Mrs Izquierdo Rojo because she touches on a very important and difficult problem in her report.
late payment of money debts and e-commerce raise the difficult problem of whether their scope should be extended at national level.
Ireland had an extremely difficult problem- this was said by one of the MEPs here-