Examples of using The problems faced in English and their translations into Greek
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There will soon be other people at the helm who hold quite different views on the problems faced by the EU, as well as on the bloc's….
Not one of the problems faced by the peoples can be solved in the narrow confines of the capitalist system.
SOLVIT was created in order to resolve the problems faced by citizens and businesses as a result of the poor application of legislation on the internal market.
Marlafekas pointed out to the Patriarch that LOUX noting the problems faced by the Greek family due to the crisis will support the social and charitable work of"Mission".
Mrs Handzlik's excellent report identifies the problems faced by all the Member States,
The problems faced by a carrier are much bigger than sorting out AI if management lacks the basic skillset for making business investments.
Many of the problems faced by the team this period of time, took on a different form.
Will refer to the measures that must be taken in our country in order to successfully address the problems faced by the sector of aquaculture.
What is happening in Brussels appears remote from the problems faced by the citizens of Oxford(where I live).
The problems faced by Cuba are not to be found in the state ownership of the means of production.
To identify and understand the problems faced by marginalized groups as they were presented in the participating countries
abusive security forces are just some of the problems faced by West African governments.
The problems faced by catechism today have similarities
a book published in 1982 depicting the problems faced by Muslims living in a Slavic country.
Nor will such a system be able to solve the problems faced by the Member States.
Despite the problems faced since the 1960s because of drugs,
explained in detail the problems faced by the Armenian Church
at long last address the problems faced by the public school.