Examples of using Practical problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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From the perspective of the international community, there are also very practical problems to be addressed.
need to address similar practical problems related to the implementation of reforms.
the levels of government closest to people's practical problems are still their local and regional authorities.
because this will really cause practical problems.
Such a proposal also raises considerable legal and practical problems and I think that it is unacceptable for this reason.
The Commission should also be authorised to resolve specific practical problems on a temporary and exceptional basis.
poses legal and practical problems.
Currently citizens face different practical problems with asset planning when they are in an international marriage or partnership.
I should just like to stress some of the practical problems which may give rise to debate, since this is the Council' s position.
Questions concerning practical problems that people encounter in exercising their rights in the Single Market are transferred to the Citizens Signpost Service, a second level service offering informal legal advice.
Given the practical problems which have arisen in some countries in the establishment of the database, it will require very determined efforts by the relevant
airports to resolve practical problems presented by the damage
This could lead to significant practical problems in establishing which wage
The measures necessary to resolve specific practical problems shall be adopted, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 242.
A Signpost Service, which help people to overcome practical problems in exercising their rights in the Single Market.
The measures required to resolve specific practical problems, in particular those related to the implementation of Chapter 4 of Title II.
The Commission is therefore working to identify the practical problems faced by consumers in different service sectors,
The Committee draws attention to some principal and practical problems related to the suggested framework, and questions whether a Council directive on a framework for port charging is an effective instrument to solve the problems mentioned.
The balance between the practical problems which would need to be solved and the advantages which would arise for the Payment Service User does not justify a portability solution.
The practical problems derive from failure to determine the facts the proof of which is sufficient grounds for the presumption of discrimination.