Examples of using Difficult issues in English and their translations into Romanian
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We are proud of our highly-qualified and hard-working staff who are always prepared to offer a good solution to even the most difficult issues in the construction design field.
money to some of the most difficult issues, and thereby speed the solution.
We cannot expect from this meeting to reach an agreement on difficult issues.
one of the most difficult issues is the choice of the boiler.
resolving together the most difficult issues for the benefit of the whole region.
In general, I tend to think that the most difficult issues are the ones that[remain] unresolved.
A confidential and secure space where the difficult issues of the relationship can be addressed and understood.
Mr President, we have heard from both the Commission and the European Parliament that we will have several difficult issues to deal with during the autumn.
Peak Out has solutions for each of these difficult issues, offering a range of products that are efficient both for disinfecting the entire bathroom
public administration already put on hold, such a move would send"an extremely bad signal" to investors about the cabinet's willingness to address difficult issues, Angelov said.
progress at their level, but a certain number of difficult issues remained unresolved.
We cannot shirk this responsibility that we have to pursue the dialogue without excluding any of the difficult issues but also without applying- as I believe is all too often the case- double standards.
Experience has shown that the most difficult issues for the creation of a trans-European network are(1)
a clear show of resolve to tackle the difficult issues in that country.
even the most difficult issues can be addressed
sustained process for handling the difficult issues involved in securing long-term peace
it proved possible to resolve the most difficult issues with the French Presidency even before Christmas.
However, it is our job to face up to difficult issues and to intervene in cases where society needs pointing in the right direction on political and legal questions.
with Montenegrin Foreign Affairs Minister Milan Rocen insisting that his country"does not have any difficult issues which cannot be solved by talking to our neighbours".
has not lead to real decisions on the difficult issues that now need to be taken.