Examples of using Difficult problem in English and their translations into Swedish
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Like you, I have to admit that the integration of minorities is a very difficult problem in these countries.
This is how the Workers' Opposition sees the solution to this difficult problem, from which follows the most essential point of their theses.
Scientists believe that by straining the brain to solve a difficult problem, a person thereby stimulates blood circulation.
Mr President, the Commissioner is to be warmly congratulated on the courage with which she has tackled this very difficult problem.
thinning hair can be a difficult problem that is difficult to combat.
we must also find a solution to this very difficult problem.
there is a difficult problem of refueling.
the Council with a good starting point for resolving this difficult problem.
as this is an exceptionally important, albeit difficult problem.
than x can solve the well-known difficult problem of factoring integers.
it leaves us with another even more difficult problem.
makes the game's permadeath system a much more difficult problem to avoid.
The most difficult problem in the investigation of Joel is the date,
Now, the difficult problem for any theory of biological design is to explain the massive statistical improbability of living things.
The most difficult problem facing this new charter is not its actual content but whether it has legal status.
The difficult problem of educating adolescents As usual,
Here the BERNINA 350 SE solves a difficult problem, since sewing identical buttonholes can be a bit tricky.
Although harmonisation of all these provisions is clearly outside the scope of the present proposal, the Committee would like to draw attention to this difficult problem.
this is our most difficult problem.
But these reforms would not suffice to reabsorb unemployment if they did not attack at the same time the difficult problem of fair foreign commercial relations in a world-wide economy.