Examples of using Solutions to problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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SME groupings to  develop technical solutions to problems common to  large numbers of SMEs in specific industrial sectors
community action to  find integrated solutions to problems), constitute an attempt to  adapt administrative and social services to  citizens' needs.
it is sometimes difficult to  anticipate solutions to problems.
Too often, action to  achieve objectives in one policy area hinders progress in another, while solutions to problems often lie in the hands of policy makers in other sectors
olive-pomace oil, with the aim of finding solutions to problems liable to  disrupt international trade in these oils.
Violence isn't a solution to problems.
Violence is not a good or long-term solution to problems anywhere in the world.
It's definitely not a solution to problems.
Member States in eastern Europe could make more use of building renovation as a solution to problems of pollution, energy dependency
You also need to  do some research to  ensure that you are providing a product that will provide a solution to problems that your audience are experiencing and that they will be willing to  pay for.
More solutions to problems should be found more quickly.
We can think about solutions to problems or find the culprits.
I need you to  think of solutions to problems we haven't seen yet.
Closing one's eyes to  reality has never led to  genuine solutions to problems.
A joint committee is to  be established to  find possible solutions to problems that arise during implementation.
will take initiatives locally and work on their own solutions to problems.
The URBAN programme may provide appropriate local solutions to problems of neighbourhoods in crisis, but it is not enough.
The Commission is encouraged to  develop solutions to problems common to  several Member States and to  report to  the Council.
Let us also please come up with people-friendly solutions to problems such as compulsory exchanging of licences and the like.