Examples of using Underlying problems in English and their translations into Greek
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It is imperative that we also address the underlying problems within the countries from which these desperate people flee.
Certainly the current crisis has revealed some of the underlying problems with the present design of the eurozone.
The Nigerian state governors should do better by addressing the many underlying problems in the criminal justice system.
Decreased estrogen levels are responsible for all the symptoms associated with menopause and the underlying problems.
the Commission may launch in-depth reviews for Member States at risk that will identify the underlying problems.
It is evident that dialogue alone does not solve the underlying problems; it may, rather, be a first step in the right direction.
caused by underlying problems with the brain and nervous system.
The distress stemming from the economic crisis that began in 2008 is particularly acute, but the underlying problems began much earlier.
That may be because weight loss doesn't address any underlying problems you may have.
These imbalances may point to other serious underlying problems that need to be identified and treated.
COO Sheryl Sandberg still don't know how to fix the company's underlying problems.
Substance abuse might also be the result of underlying problems such as low self-esteem,
Today the economy is in an anemic recovery, but the underlying problems of stagnation and debt still remain.
monetary stimulus is cushioning the damage to households' and banks' balance-sheets, but the underlying problems remain.
This means that you are targeting the underlying problems that we often find with bronchitis in a healthy, natural way.
aren't considered signs of more severe, underlying problems.
Identifying the underlying problems gives you a vision of how to put a plan in place.
This is especially true if the condition is found early, or if underlying problems are corrected or controlled.
I must congratulate Parliament for identifying the underlying problems and having made the right diagnosis for putting forward real solutions.
Intended only as a temporary solution, forbearance will not correct underlying problems in your ability to pay.