Examples of using Only be solved in English and their translations into Slovak
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emphasises that the problems of Somalia can only be solved by political means, building on the Transitional Federal Charter.
The problem of air pollution can only be solved in the long term
These problems can only be solved by these countries either giving up economic sovereignty or else issuing their own currency.
The inadequacy of regulations worldwide in this domain can only be solved if there is a minimum of consistency between national legislation on the subject.
There is a need to improve the timeliness of data collections, which can only be solved by the networking of national data providers collecting data from a wide variety of sources.
But if the pool can only be solved individual owners(for lack of space),
This problem can only be solved by a coordinated EU intervention since it is the uncoordinated usage of the minimum harmonisation clauses by the Member States that is at the root of the problem.
Therefore we declare that the current political crisis can only be solved in a peaceful and comprehensive manner,
Com we created a mysterious cube that brings puzzles into the real world and can only be solved at live events with teams of four.
this is a problem which can only be solved by the EU legislator.
it can only be solved at a European level.
it can only be solved by replacing the front windshield.
like puzzles that can only be solved with superior firepower and resources.
can only be solved by a human.
especially in the face of those problems that could only be solved jointly at the European level.
migration flows could only be solved when countries worked closely together.
Progress always brings its own set of problems- the sort of problems that can only be solved by further progress!
Consequently, working out the optimal EMA for a particular item is a complex equation that can only be solved through experimental testing.
there are numerous problems that can only be solved by broad social cooperation.
While almost two-thirds of respondents agreed that Europe's skills challenges can only be solved through collaboration, fewer than half(29%)