Examples of using Definitive solution in English and their translations into Greek
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The issue of customs tax imposed by Pristina on 21 November on the import of Serbian products is part of the overall negotiation for a definitive solution to the Kosovo issue.
canonical praxis of the Church and certainly not a definitive solution to the problem.
On the basis of the Oslo agreements we must seek a definitive solution to the disputes and in this approach there is no room for taboos
the Commission to speed up their work on finding a definitive solution for the nut sector in the European Union within the framework of the COM in fruit and vegetables
we will reach some sort of definitive solution.
while its commitment to economic struggle has been channeled toward the mirage of a definitive solution that will supposedly be achieved by a single blow on this terrain,
while its commitment to economic struggle has been channeled toward the mirage of a definitive solution that will supposedly be achieved by a single blow on this terrain,
Neither offers definitive solutions.
In most cases, definitive solutions cannot be reached without coordinated action by all creditors.
He has always sought neat, definitive solutions to things, but as he knows from Microsoft,
It's not necessary to read Karl Marx to know that there are no definitive solutions within the framework of the nation-state.
we give definitive solutions to the existing problems(scars,
agricultural economy is concerned, it is a fact that the definitive solutions to the problems of Greek agriculture accumulated by ND
find dignified and definitive solutions.”.
bring definitive solutions, and minimise the social implications of transition
filling the vacuum of democracy and finding definitive solutions to citizens' problems.
I agree with you all that we certainly need to find stable, definitive solutions for the future, which will really protect us from these risks.
demonstrating a clear desire to find common, definitive solutions to the storage of nuclear waste in Europe.
There is no definitive solution.
Is There a Definitive Solution?