Examples of using Is a european problem in English and their translations into Swedish
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You very rightly said, Commissioner, that this is a European problem and that we have to find a European answer to it,
We are all aware that the problem posed by the Roma's situation is not only a national problem for each Member State separately, but is a European problem and must be resolved at this level.
I hope that all the Member States are finally becoming fully aware of the fact that illegal immigration is a European problem and that rigorous and concerted action on the immigration issue cannot be put off any longer,
absorption rates would no longer be a European problem.
The problem is, and must be, a European problem, and it cannot be left to the management of certain states.
foot-and-mouth are British diseases; they are a European problem.
who saw that the Slovak problem was a European problem, and who voted to provide financial assistance for the decommissioning of the Bohunice installation.
because the Alps are a European problem and not just an Austrian,
It is a European problem; it affects the security situation in Europe.
Therefore the problem we have to cope with is a European problem.
So it is a European problem and the sustainability of pensions is the wager for the next generation.
As from today, the reunification of Cyprus is a European problem, and so we must again seize the initiative.
The problem of refugees is a European problem and cannot be left to be managed by national States,
I do not normally believe that persons who have not been convicted of crimes should be prevented from moving freely, but there is a European problem that is being ignored at European level.
which are saying that this is a European problem and must therefore be dealt with by a European Community programme.
This is a European problem, no country is capable of dealing with this tragedy, let alone a miniscule country like Malta,
gentlemen, Vice-President of the Commission, on this issue there is a European problem: we do not have a European policy in this area and the Vice-President has recognised this fact.
The increase of violence against the Roma people in Italy both in speech and action is a European problem due to the consequences it may have and its solution consists in an integrationist policy of the Italian authorities regarding the Roma people.
I hope, Mr von Boetticher, that you are not in the government at some time in the future and that we do not hear you saying,'This is a European problem which must be dealt with from a European perspective',
this is not Spain's problem: this is a European problem.