Examples of using Fundamental problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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but it is a fundamental problem for the Member States.
So, it's a fundamental problem.
Versioning Models All version control systems have to solve the same fundamental problem.
The fundamental problem of algebraic number theory is to describe the fields of algebraic numbers.
That is the fundamental problem raised by Renault,
One fundamental problem in all experimental science is the estimation of the value of parameters investigated by the experiment.
But the fundamental problem is that there's no sun here at all for half the year.
The third fundamental problem illustrated spectacularly by this crisis is the extreme difficulty many European leaders have in making an accurate assessment of grass-root demands.
And I think that's been the fundamental problem over the last five decades,
I believe there will be no fundamental problem even in setting out the application of passenger rights on routes parallel with sections of long-distance transport in the near future.
A second and even more fundamental problem of the said development is that the relation between what counts as‘academic knowledge' and‘usable knowledge' becomes undefined.
A fundamental problem is the inconsistency of a European strategy that has to be implemented mainly at national level.
Another fundamental problem that remains is that the Commission is not making sufficient efforts to monitor the activities of the Member States in this regard.
In order to address this fundamental problem the Commission proposed in its White Paper,
Unless this fundamental problem is solved,
the tendency is generally to treat the symptoms rather than the underlying fundamental problem that is actually responsible for the situation occurring root cause.
This is a fundamental problem, which should be solved by the introduction
Europe must combat this as a whole because four out of every five European citizens consider that corruption is a fundamental problem in their country.
However, I have come to realise that the amendments proposed by the rapporteur do not change the fundamental problem.
that the compensation system proposed in this report is merely a stopgap that does nothing to change the fundamental problem.