Examples of using Only be resolved in English and their translations into Finnish
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This makes for a difficult dilemma-one that can only be resolved if China is willing to cooperate.
can only be resolved through education, employability
Additionally, the climate change issue will only be resolved if the environmental dimension is fully integrated into other policy areas, notably energy, transport and industry.
destruction of data should only be resolved during these talks on the PNR system.
Transit transport within the Community can really only be resolved by certain new provisions in the road cost directive, the Euro-Vignette.
A dispute between the parties may not only be resolved by a final decision of the Community Patent Court in a judgment
which will only be resolved when the Congolese army becomes a stabilising factor.
a problem so difficult, it can only be resolved by enemies working together.
The problem of unemployment can only be resolved through coordinated measures that must be taken in the individual national labour markets by means of education,
In any case, it is worth emphasising once again that the food issue can only be resolved by means of a thorough change in the CAP
underlines that the future status of Abyei shall only be resolved by negotiations between parties in a manner consistent with the CPA
these problems can only be resolved through coordinated action at the Community level.
this can only be resolved by diplomatic means
will only be resolved by adopting a dispassionate
We must point out that the impasse will only be resolved by a responsible stand on the part of the political leaders,
Until now, disputes arising from Euro-Mediterranean agreements have only been resolved, where possible, through diplomatic channels.
Problems of this nature can only be resolved if the EU adopts a united stance.
Certain sports organisations claim that these conflicts can only be resolved by the inclusion of a reference to sport in the Treaty.
the further digitisation of industry brings challenges that can only be resolved through a collective EU-wide effort.