Examples of using That the problem in English and their translations into Slovenian
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He points out two facts: first, that the problem of employing disabled people in Slovenia is far from solved,
He believed that the problem is not whether the  patient loves himself,
This means that the problem is not only on the  motorways with vehicles travelling at high speed,
it considers that the problem of damages, mentioned at the  end of the  second paragraph of the  article,
stakeholders report that the problem of insufficient information, whilst not endemic,
After the  visit, the  doctor told me that the problem is not the  games,
like many companies across all industries, that the problem is not entirely of its own making,
This reference to statistical methods shows that the problem is important not because of the  numbers involved,
If it seems that the problem in the  registry hive is growing too large, you may be
A project carried out in the  framework of the  European Social Dialogue proved however, that the problem is not a shortage of young European trainees ready to enter a career at sea
especially since the  troubleshooting steps you have done so far has demonstrated that the problem is not phone-related.
because their thinking is that the problem may be permanent
fundamentally doubt that the problem does indeed exist in this form.
there is sufficient proof that the problem exists and a buyer is in need for a solution.
Firstly, this means that the problem of exceptions has not been resolved
This does not mean that  I am claiming that the problem of a programme disappears in networked institutions,
In recent days, we have been reminded all too clearly by the  case of Ireland that the problem of over-indebtedness in the  Member States has by no means been resolved,