Examples of using A fundamental problem in English and their translations into German
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This is a fundamental problem, which should be solved by the introduction and monitoring of appropriate market mechanisms.
In principle, this is justified, but is does pose a fundamental problem for the exercise of democracy.
A fundamental problem is the inconsistency of a European strategy that has to be implemented mainly at national level.
This represents a fundamental problem for the international competitiveness of EU agriculture and a solution needs to be found.
Mr von Habsburg has already said that we have a fundamental problem here.
But there is a fundamental problem.
But there's a fundamental problem.
However, a fundamental problem is as yet unresolved.
The national accounts system faced a fundamental problem in 1990.
But here's a fundamental problem currently facing the sports industry.
Der Tagesspiegel also has a fundamental problem with the new law.
There is a fundamental problem with uploading large files using a browser.
In all of his three missionary journeys, Paul encountered a fundamental problem.
A fundamental problem was the poor communication of knowledge between data-processing operations and use.
Lindhofer hopes that his approach will solve a fundamental problem associated with cancer therapies.
Thus, the monophone solved a fundamental problem that often occurred, especially with tuning forks.
The Genoa disaster lays bare a fundamental problem in Italian society,
When it comes to exploring our own disc-shaped spiral galaxy, astronomers have a fundamental problem.
A fundamental problem in social life is that we tend to compare ourselves with other people.
A fundamental problem that constantly occurs in the building control technology(BCT) was also discovered.