Examples of using Immediate problem in English and their translations into Italian
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oriented not only to solve the immediate problem but also those that could follow.
An immediate problem confronting the Foundation as it widens its focus to include living conditions external to the factory workplace, is that today
However, the advancing recession added to the financial turmoil; the next immediate problem was to ensure lending to the real economy as banks started the process of deleveraging,
since on the one hand it answers the immediate problem of tariff inequality
Although the immediate problem today is to find a way of resolving the deteriorating situation in Zaire
Although the immediate problem today is to find a way of resolving the deteriorating situation in Zaire
Sometimes causing immediate problems, other times it causes no discomfort for months.
Local searches help consumers to solve immediate problems.
we have immediate problems.
The proposal focuses in fact on solving immediate problems of a binding nature without imagining the possible future developments of energy trade and production.
The proposal focuses on solving immediate problems of an imperative nature but fails to envisage possible future
solving the immediate problems and making Monica Free Software.
far from their immediate problems.
responding to the immediate problems of the populations.
This caused immediate problems for the new king as enemies to the dynasty resumed war.
The public and non-profit sectors should support innovations that are not only focused on solving immediate problems, but that also address potential future challenges.
Today- it has specified Musolino- there are about 300 thousand cubic metres of sediments to dig in order to resolve the immediate problems of navigability of the Malamocco-Marghera,
Finally, I am not forgetting the very short term and the immediate problems and, like Mr Deprez,
It would then institute measures that may address immediate problems, at the same time attempting to preserve existing institutions
filtered only according to a country's immediate problems, will be reduced to absolutely inadequate aspects,