Examples of using Great problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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recover its original purpose, which is to resolve the great problems of the world.
The great problems of our times are condensed there:
finally, one of Europe's great problems- we should look at the Western Balkans,
which do not raise any great problems today, we have followed the rapporteur.
has been given to the great problems facing the island regions of the Union whose shortcomings as regards infrastrucutres structure, transport, communication and energy has resulted in their gradual depopulation.
the management of disasters, which are the two great problems facing the Spanish forests, and because it supports the general approach and the results of
which is extremely important, because the great problems of Latin America stem from the huge differences between classes,
climate change is the great problem of our time.
Where we have greater problems are, firstly, on sulphur dioxide.
ladies and gentlemen, the greatest problem in the EU is, without doubt, unemployment.
The greatest problems facing SMEs relate to investment-planning.
This can cause many greater problems than you already have with your system.
The greatest problem with the blanket agreement is its limited scope.
I still see the unfortunate fact that complete reciprocity is yet to be achieved as a great problem.
where the greatest problems occur.
Now natural disasters are causing even greater problems for them.
The greatest problem is the increasing concentration of the burden of taxation on labour.
Nor should there be any great problem getting it to work that way.
See the greatest problem is of the Nabhi chakra,
This economic stimulus could be desirable for countries having greater problems with the growth rate.