Examples of using A fundamental problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Court has previously found that the lack of focus on performance was a fundamental problem in the management of EU funds55.
As we have reported recently, there is a fundamental problem affecting result indicators in particular.
this must not pose a fundamental problem.
He was solving a fundamental problem before that problem was even upon us.".
This is a fundamental problem that must be addressed in the context of the negotiations on the financial programming for 2014-2020.
It is a fundamental problem and you can't help from time to time think about it.
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.
I left this path of designing inventions because I understood that this is not a fundamental problem of humanity that can save it.
A fundamental problem with the procedure for references for a preliminary ruling is the time needed to receive an answer from the Court of Justice,
fees may point to a fundamental problem with the way in which this funding mechanism has been implemented during the 2007-2013 programme period.
For the followers of this trend, a fundamental problem of their time was the non-freedom of the individual,
there is a fundamental problem in that the role given to the European Parliament is an irrelevant one.
there's a fundamental problem with that because, he said, in the Islamic tradition, God has given his word to Mohammed, but it's an eternal word.
The tragedy of these rapes during the UN Special Rapporteur's visit highlights a fundamental problem with how the international community addresses the CCP's(Chinese Communist Party) human rights abuses.
there's a fundamental problem with that because, he said, in the Islamic tradition, God has given His word to Mohammed, but it's an eternal word.
Pope Benedict XVI has declared ongoing secularization to be a fundamental problem of modern society,
This is a fundamental problem because, under the terms of the Treaty,
I believe that this is a fundamental problem that should continue to be addressed in the context of a revised EU agricultural policy after 2013.
This is a fundamental problem, because civil society actors tend to take action at local
A fundamental problem is the fact that the number of countries identified as LDCs is growing,