Examples of using Structural problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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So we have a structural problem in the Union's capacity to prevent that the financial system is used for illegitimate purposes.
never address the structural problem and simply buy more time.”.
Ireland is a completely different case, because it concerns the second level of the banking crisis and not a structural problem, as in other countries.
Skills mismatches are a structural problem and ESF OPs had already been programmed,
to exclude a possible structural problem or a kidney stone.
This does not have anything to do with a rational structural problem that can be justified in terms of an increase in demand from the Chinese, or which can be justified in terms of a decrease in supply due to drought.
Indeed, I do not see a contradiction between the need for a structural response to what is a structural problem- the energy crisis-
this has not caused the Greek structural problem.
The myth of a return to strong EU growth quickly is not realistic unless there is a change in structural conditions as unemployment is a mainly structural problem and not one of the economic cycles.
because unemployment is primarily a structural problem and not one of the economic cycles.
remains a serious structural problem.
3D understanding, and structural problem solving, so it helps develop their visualization skills
If the doctor suspects a structural problem with your child's urinary tract
Highlights the persistent structural problem of insufficient growth of potential output,
that when an on-the-spot check identifies a structural problem which makes it likely that the beneficiary would have been ineligible over previous years there is no procedure for extending the scope of the check
This is the most serious structural problem, and is due to inefficient public administration,
men is still a structural problem, the Lisbon European Council of March 2000 assigned the European Union the target of raising the employment rate of women to over 60% by 2010,
died means that there is a structural problem that requires structural measures.
it has always been forgotten that in other places drought is becoming a structural problem and that the problem of water scarcity has not only social effects
because this is a deep-rooted, structural problem rather than a short-term situation,