Examples of using Problems could in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is the Commission's view that these problems could be solved, in most cases, by appropriate"internal" adjustments.
Intra-Community transport of goods: existing rules maintained, current problems could be resolved by applying the one-stop mechanism.
That is the responsibility of the local authorities because they thought that the problems could be solved by delegating them to a firm called Impregilo.
expressed the hope that certain commercial problems could be resolved.
Problems could also be created by a request arriving close to the expiry of the deadline while parties may be focusing on preparing remedy proposals for discussion with the Commission.
Problems could arise because the various arrangements for assigning responsibilities in youth and education policy differed so widely from one Member State to another.
For instance, problems could arise if there are disagreements between the home
I believe that the more general problems could be tackled within the context of a framework directive on fair trading.
Soil problems could include greater soil strength than anticipated,
Other problems could arise from the fact that the last bond was the least important of all Bonds,
In most cases a decision was made within 10 days but problems could occur in cases where a large number of documents had to be examined.
doubts whatsoever in this area, which is why I do not understand what these problems could be, unless it is a question of old-fashioned ideological exploitation.
With CCCTB, all these problems could be solved for firms with operations in several countries.
estimates are that the millennium bug problems could cost up to 2% of GDP.
the Communication explores to what extent such problems could be addressed in the context of existing systems and the existing legal framework.
DG VIII equally informed the complainant that it doubted that the new families which already faced enormous daily problems could be the ideal home for these vulnerable children.
Preserving the essential elements of the European social model while simultaneously reducing the burden of taxation might seem a difficult feat but the problems could be overcome by reducing other areas of government spending, by restructuring public expenditure and by the better targeting of social benefits.
It is a serious point and some of the Commission's problems could be helped a little by closer collaboration with animal welfare organizations working in this area who, I am sure, would be only too grateful to assist.
With good will, all these problems can be overcome in the months ahead.
Gall bladder problems can affect the liver.