Examples of using Order to resolve in English and their translations into Greek
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also to Italy and France, in order to resolve a number of problems that had been encountered.
In order to resolve this situation, we obviously need an integrated approach,
In order to resolve this problem and spread the risk relating to energy supply,
I also think it is very positive that this resolution encourages the Ombudsman to initiate his own investigations in order to resolve systemic problems in the institutions.
The Commission will, therefore, propose the necessary measures in order to resolve these issues and further improve its effectiveness.
quick answers in order to resolve every problem.
The Council stresses that both countries need to continue their political commitment in order to resolve outstanding issues.
In order to resolve your complaint, it is important that you give us as much information as possible.
Such decision should in particular be taken in order to resolve diverging decisions between Member States.
in which you request a synaxis of the primates of the Orthodox churches in order to resolve the problem in the Ukrainian Church.
the methodology which will be followed in order to resolve problems and it can easily adapt to customer needs by providing.
In case a fault is detected in a returned product during quality control, the company undertakes to contact consumers in order to resolve the issue.
Having functioned along with start-ups of each size in diverse business brings an exclusive perspective in order to resolve otherwise mitigating business problems.
it helps to unclog pores in order to resolve and prevent lesions.
continuous pain in order to resolve deep-seated tensions.
will answer your questions in order to resolve questions, but also to identify deficits
Those who think it is enough to tighten border controls in order to resolve the many and varied issues of migration are oversimplifying the matter.
The second, to divide each of the difficulties I examined into as many parts as possible and as may be required in order to resolve them better.
The second·was· to divide each of the difficulties I examined into as many parts as possible and as might be required in order to resolve them better.