Examples of using Problem only in English and their translations into Slovak
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But it is worth realizing that external skincare products help to solve the problem only partially.
Those countries that already participate in the visa waiver programme must stop treating this as a problem only for those who are still waiting to be included.
this is a problem only in applications where these voltages are encountered.
The search for a nest can be a problem only in the case when the struggle with hornets in the apiary is made.
Emission reductions by EU Member States would address the problem only partly, because the EU currently emits only around 10% of global greenhouse-gas emissions.
Often the assumption is that managing time is a problem only for women working in formal sector jobs.'".
Most patients consider their gum bleeding unimportant and make steps to address the problem only when their teeth become shaky and moving.
Now I am giving you the problem only with the four simple operations- addition,
Irreproachable leadership qualities can become a problem only if the owner is too soft
This is not a problem only in terms of economic resources,
The tool helps in solving the problem only in the case when the disease has not taken serious.
Snails become a problem only in case when something is wrong in the tank and still it's not a problem it's just a signal.
This should pose a problem only in the cases when relations with external partners are concerned;
Can solve the problem only if they can edit the files". Reg"?
Claims arising from TARGET 2 may become a problem only when Eurozone falls apart.
capes solve the problem only partially- they get off,
the mysterious network of relations between things and so sometimes solves one problem only to create another.
the mysterious network of relations between things and so sometimes solves one problem only to create others.
network of re- lations between things and so sometimes solves one problem only to create others.
I would also like to acknowledge the Hungarian Presidency- which inherited this thorny problem only in the final stage of the procedure- for having made every possible effort to make up for lost time.