Examples of using A problem of in English and their translations into Swedish
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That is a problem of the past, and something that you need to never ever on your own with due to the fact that of its unique composition behind the PhenQ item relate.
territories in question illegal, and that is why we have made such a problem of this matter.
The campaign and the poster concern a problem of European scope which is that of the Schengen agreements;
That is a problem of the past, and something that you need to never ever on your own with due to the fact that of its unique composition behind the Phen375 item relate.
Despite having similar laws, they have clearly never had a problem of this scale.
The respondents are each introduced in the vignettes to a heterosexual couple with a problem of partner violence.
This problem is not a problem of our partner countries in the South;
It is not just a problem of Tunisia's Arab culture: it is a common problem with developing countries.
Global warming is a problem of such magnitude that national policies alone are not effective.
Finally, the Kurdish problem cannot be considered a problem of the individual states with regard to immigration control,
In the postwar years the country sharply faced a problem of engineering personnel training for revival of the destroyed industry.
Mattias Eriksson formulated a problem of the total statistical weight for all Rydberg levels for an ion in a plasma.
Long-lasting pregnancy is a problem of some women, which clearly brings a lot of negative emotions.
Because reaching the Pole is a problem of disinterested research capable of arousing scientific research-sport passions.
Experts say that most often encounter such a problem of women 30 to 40 years.
Harmonisation is not a problem of asylum policy but it is the main instrument through which the benefits of the CEAS will be made tangible.
The reason for this is that frontier work is no longer a problem of the old Union of the 15.
Experts say that most often encounter such a problem of women 30 to 40 years.
May be a problem of storage, becausethe effect of"open space" has a downside- the lack of functional furniture, niches, etc.
The latter is simply a problem of human will,