Examples of using Their own problems in English and their translations into Romanian
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N'Day are overcoming their own problems and are expected to fight normally.
You must counteract this assumption and explain that they have to solve their own problems;
Our mission is to help disadvantaged people to identify and solve their own problems and realize their potentiality.
I guess it was unrealistic to think that anybody would show up when everybody has their own problems.
They concentrate on their own problems, they remove themselves from humanity,
Of course, delicious women have their own problems, but dating should not be one of them.
We meet regularly and what I encourage them to do is not concentrate on their own problems but look at other people's.
sons do not go in my footsteps, because they have their own problems in IKEA, and very interesting.
girls fairy also busy with their own problems that are inherent in this age.
You know, people who feel the need to rescue other people are often running away from their own problems.
they go back to their own lives, their own problems, and that's when you find out.
but… they have their own problems, too.
but those introduce their own problems, including ensuring sustainable forest growth.
Yeah, exactly what the senate wants to take people's minds off their own problems, a grand old wedding.
Ryland work to fix their own problems with the cartel, which ends up putting lives in the balance
letting them solve their own problems once the property is sold,
busy solving their own problems, and hired a nanny for his son Vic- a cruel and surly girl.
Besides their own problems, the huge majority of these migrants/refugees are a heavy burden for the governments of the countries they are in not only economically
But the large corporations will be having their own problems, and their failure to support the state financially is the commercial equivalent of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
collaborating in the work of the centre, our Member States have come to understand that their neighbours' problems today may become their own problems tomorrow.
