Examples of using To deal with the problems in English and their translations into Greek
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we also need nowadays to deal with the problems resulting from climate change,
especially the incapacity of Cold War institutions and rules to deal with the problems of the contemporary world.”.
that he should consider purchasing the full version of the software in order to deal with the problems.
will examine other measures that will enable us to deal with the problems at stake.
that would have been a huge success by helping us to deal with the problems of racism today.
He noted, however, that"90 pct of our working time we spend it to deal with the problems of a Greek crisis
Each person has to invest the time needed to deal with the problems, get a firm grasp of what's going on,
Would it not be much more appropriate to deal with the problems of rural areas in the context of cohesion policy
There will be specific assistance from the ERDF to deal with the problems of naturally disadvantaged regions(island,
So we have time to deal with the problems, although personally I think we should try to do it sooner,
Percent of French people are convinced that the government has not taken any concrete measures to deal with the problems which caused the riots,
Member States have sought the introduction of common EU-wide rules to deal with the problems of TSEs such as BSE in cattle
when can we expect the Commission to table a legislative proposal to deal with the problems that have arisen subsequent to the rulings by the European Court of Justice?
proposals as to how to deal with the problems identified.
Lastly, I would like to mention the need to deal with the problems that have already been mentioned in Category 5, especially the separation of administration expenditure and the identification of the Council' s expenditure in that category.
To deal with the problems caused in Greek-Turkish relations by the demands of the Turkish governments,
a plan which seems inadequate to deal with the problems in the sector.