Examples of using A problem of in English and their translations into Polish
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With a few exceptions, inflation has become a problem of the past for most emerging market countries.
The Toya company defined a problem of a too slow operation of its online store,
The problem in North Africa and the problem of the war in Libya are causing a problem of insecurity for the people living there.
This is why we have voted against any attempt to legislate at the European level on a problem of conflicting interests in a specific Member State.
we considered that it might be a problem of its insufficient power output
Contrary to what many people think, excessive sweating is not a problem of poor blood circulation in the limbs.
the not so good musicality, a problem of underlining the attack,
which often co-occurs with hypertension; this is a problem of great clinical significance.
Because it became a problem of tonality and he tystnade.
A problem of this Thinkpad 600e is that the architecture is a bit old
A problem of this Thinkpad 600e is that the architecture is a bit old
the first authors in the Environment Ministry- had to struggle with, among the others, a problem of acquired rights,
since there was a problem of precision cutting
it has already become clear this morning during the debate on the forthcoming European Council meeting that we have a problem of legitimacy within the European Union.
Education seems to have a problem of underemployment and, in its eagerness to find subjects to keep it busy,
there is not a problem of supply.
we could be faced with a problem of the kind with which we are faced today.
The film does not present a problem of Sławomir Wiśniewski who was a film editor
There is now a problem of credibility in the financial sector
if I may say so, a problem of consistency as Canada has removed the visa requirement for one of the candidate countries,