Examples of using The major problem in English and their translations into Finnish
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The major problem with using one of the many currently existing frameworks is that they aren't tailored specifically to you.
Clearly this shows where the major problem is and that is the reason for the Commission's decision to apply a safeguard clause, which decision was taken at the request of Spain and Italy.
We all agree that the financing of social security nevertheless forms the major problem facing every Member State.
The major problem in this sector at present is the large quantity of tax-exempt imports from the overseas territories of the EU.
I do not think this was perhaps the major problem it sometimes appeared to be in the debate.
The major problem is actually a strictly financial issue:
The major problem is the declining infrastructure quality in certain parts of the Community, which results from inappropriate funding of infrastructure maintenance.
climate protection is the major problem, and that should be made clear.
Even if someone took many pills at the same time, the major problem would be nausea,
First of all, I believe that you are right to emphasise that the major problem with the 2000 budget is the massive under-implementation of a number of funds.
I doubt, however, whether we are being a particularly good model, given the major problem that exists of our not yet being able to present a straightforward statement of assurance.
being transmitted to humans, but of course it is the animal 's health that is the major problem here.
Noise pollution is, along with atmospheric pollution, the major problem facing cities and it is lowering the quality of life in our towns and cities.
The major problem, however, is in the trade agreement,
The major problem we face in this area,
The major problem identified by the Impact Assessment for the European audiovisual industry on international markets is the poor circulation of audiovisual works.
In my opinion, the major problem facing the future labour market is that we realise that within quite a short while, we will have a labour shortage across the European Union.
The major problem is not that no measures are being taken against crimes committed against the Union but, rather, that these are committed so often
First of all, as Mrs Guy-Quint said at the end of her speech, there is the major problem of introducing the issue of mountain regions into the treaties,