Examples of using It is a problem in English and their translations into French
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It is a problem for more than one reason:
In some ways it is a problem with which the world has learned to live,
In an era where we consider digital media to be conveying news in the most immediate manner, it is a problem that the content transmitted has not evolved as fast as the medium.
It is a problem of involving children,
which would help curtail corruption where it is a problem.
If you think it is a problem with the server connexion,
It is a problem for every man and every country,
because this is not a problem only for a State or States; it is a problem for all humankind.
Furthermore, the fight against terrorism is not a task which can be entrusted solely to the justice system, as it is a problem which calls for the cooperation of all institutions,
It was a problem of infrastructure that was being dealt with.
It was a problem for both Member States
It's a problem.
It's a problem.
Indeed it's a problem anywhere that people are terribly poor.
And it's a problem most insidious.
I guess it's a problem that's always relative, right?
It's a problem I had when I was a detective.
I loved it because it was a problem I wanted to solve.
So I never really thought it was a problem.
We are not going to let it be a problem.