Examples of using Structural problem in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A second structural problem exacerbated by the form that monetary union has taken is the underlying heterogeneity of the Eurozone.
This structural problem lies at the root of the unprofitability of the fishing fleets and creates incentives for non-compliance with the CFP rules.
This structural problem is an obstacle to progress
which cannot provide solutions to what constitutes a structural problem, requiring a strategic
this has not caused the Greek structural problem.
Today, the medical community recognizes that almost half of all impotent men have a physical or structural problem that's at least partly responsible.
shift over the first metatarsal back to a proper position based on the underlying structural problem.
Doubtless this would ease some people's consciences in the short term, but emergency food aid is not enough to tackle a structural problem.
freedom of the media is not the only structural problem in Turkey;
Same thing applies to disc problems- even when there is a structural problem- the question is how can the person move in a better way,
a hormonal imbalance in the mother, or a structural problem with the uterus.
employment rates and quality of employment, remains a serious structural problem.
The European Court of Human Rights pointed to the existence of a‘structural problem', namely the‘inadequacy' of the limitation rules laid down in the criminal code to punish the acts of torture and to ensure a sufficiently dissuasive effect.
it shows up as a structural problem and, in addition,
Highlights the persistent structural problem of insufficient growth of potential output,
non-governmental organisations are struggling with the same structural problem, that is, the lack of democratic representation on the global level,
This does not have anything to do with a rational structural problem that can be justified in terms of an increase in demand from the Chinese, or which can be justified in terms of a decrease in supply due to drought.
It is usually necessary to address the underlying structural problem if this procedure is selected,
It has already been explained that there is no conjunctural or structural problem, and- let us be clear on this point too- current figures show that 70% of European fish stocks are overfished,
died means that there is a structural problem that requires structural measures.