Examples of using Difficult problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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And getting to that bright future means solving some of the most difficult problems of the present.
quickly progressed to solving some of the company's most difficult problems.
The report mentions the difficult problems which thwart relations between the EU
Solving the difficult problems first- like refugees
It is also an illusion to hope that, if the plan is rejected, the difficult problems surrounding the return of refugees,
One of the most difficult problems faced by beginners is the lack of knowledge they have in creating sales funnels.
Escaping a teenager from home is one of the most difficult problems that parents have to solve together with psychologists.
You are able to solve the most difficult problems in unusual ways that often scare others.
This is one of the most difficult problems in the history of monasticism,
to want to solve the most difficult problems, to deal with the most comprehensive task,
Or, with open eyes and boldly, they can tackle even the most difficult problems, try to learn to understand their causes
This was, the rapporteur concluded, one of the most difficult problems to solve in the context of globalisation.
The study shows that follow up of life cycle cost in a contract is oneof the most difficult problems in procurement.
One of the most difficult problems has been distinguishing historical fact from symbolic narration intended to convey a religious message.
The report posed a great challenge as it attempts to respond to one of the most difficult problems in the contemporary world.
we must solve the most difficult problems they face.
we can also decide to tackle many of the difficult problems we are currently struggling with.
Only thus will there be any hope of finding solutions to even the most difficult problems in a way which serves the mutual interest.
with the Right- with people who have the best answers to the most difficult problems.
The fulfilment of legal requirements for sound, fair and transparent public procurement as enshrined in the PRAG manual has been one of the most difficult problems in the implementation of pre-accession aid.