Examples of using Structural problems in English and their translations into Polish
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These measures show the determination of the Greek Government to tackle their structural problems.
There were no structural problems.
I voted in favour of this report in order to acknowledge the structural problems that the College has been facing for many years now.
Furthermore, the fundamental structural problems are mainly a consequence of changing consumption patterns in the wine producing Member States.
Reducing prices will not solve the structural problems that persist on the roaming market.
However structural problems in the labour market persist
To respond promptly to these structural problems, the Commission prefers to launch the reflection process now, ahead of the thorough CFP revision set for 2012.
There remain innumerable structural problems and irregularities relating to the College that are detailed in the report.
In addition and in many Member States, structural problems need to be tackled through reforms of the labour markets
In order to continue to address the structural problems in the labour market, the Czech Republic is recommended to.
One might therefore wonder whether the general long working hours' culture in Great Britain is not linked to other structural problems.
However, regional development programmes can realistically make only a limited contribution to tackling the structural problems and shortcomings in public services in rural areas.
Structural problems of the western Balkans
In order to increase employment rates and to address the structural problems in the labour market,
other rich countries address the structural problems that fuelled the food crisis.
Structural problems can and must be tackled by other means,
This investment plan must be up to the challenges of tackling the structural problems behind this continued weak growth.
Thailand will not emerge from the current crisis unless it deals with its major structural problems.
NL Mr President, last September, Parliament refused to close the accounts of the European Police College because of serious mismanagement and structural problems.
Particularly Greece, due to its structural problems, and to a lesser extent Cyprus, has felt the effects.