Examples of using Internal problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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the political dialogue between the government and the opposition is, however, often arduous because internal problems frequently eclipse the international agenda;
since the country is demonstrating a great deal of willingness to resolve its internal problems.
Romania to resolve internal problems and to respond to internal fears.
The fact that Romanies have also left shows that internal problems and disputes between ethnic groups in Kosovo are very serious and difficult to solve.
I wonder, however, whether perhaps it would have been wiser for the EU to solve its internal problems before enlargement.
The two countries should not, though, become the victim of the Union's internal problems or of a lack of solidarity.
Violation of the structure of the epithelium may indicate improper care or even internal problems of the body as a whole.
We must influence the Russian government so that it would try to solve its country' s internal problems both through political means and by promoting economic
Uncontrolled immigration is a phenomenon which is bringing conflicts on the EU's neighbourhood together with its own internal problems.
We are barely able to overcome our own internal problems, and under such circumstances, coming up with newer and newer ideas for enlargement is extremely risky.
It is important that the EU' s internal problems are reported at least as effectively
What do you think about the American accusations that Europe's… incapacity to do anything is due to UNPROFOR's internal problems?
on the contrary, it intervenes in the Palestinians' internal problems.
This experience showed how difficult it is to solve our internal problems and at the same time to help those in emergency situations in the world.
comes to this world, in order to teach us, to show our internal problems, reflecting them as a mirror.
It will give those countries which are less adept at resolving their internal problems increasing influence on EU affairs.
The internal problems, in particular over Transnistria,
we also have internal problems that have to be discussed further.
And I could list at least six examples from the last ten to fifteen years where countries holding the Presidency of the European Union had many internal problems yet enjoyed a successful Presidency.
The fact that there are internal problems in Spain resulting from the political differences between the central government