Examples of using New problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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We have pioneered innovative ways of tackling new problems- just look at emissions trading-
It was important to address the new problems and challenges resulting from the globalisation of markets,
The proposed amendments do not cover new problems in relation to the general economy of the Directive.
A number of environmental catastrophes have brought the human race new problems, the latest of these being the dam disaster in Spain.
At the same time, new problems of economic growth have added new  momentum to the discussion about redefining the idea of economic growth and the preconditions of innovation policy.
Furthermore, it is necessary to address new problems that have emerged in the meantime, such as the granting of pharmaceutical licences for chemical components.
Worth billions of dollars, Today, as weed inches toward becoming a legitimate and legal industry, the business side of the trade poses new problems to entrepreneurs.
This council of unlimited authority is chiefly concerned with the new problems and the new  conditions arising out of the advanced status of light and lifeˆ.
Comrade Trotsky posed the question of new problems and they have started a departmental polemic with the Seventh Congress of the Soviets.
For artists it creates new problems, but also new  possibilities- possibilities that are put to good use by several of the participants in The Center Cannot Hold.
At the same time, new problems connected with the working environment are arising out in the labour market because of the way in which the latter has changed.
EU are ready to rapidly identify and tackle any new problems as they emerge.
Yet this is also an opportunity to devise new  solutions to the new problems.
pace of work creates new problems and calls for new  solutions.
Conclusions new  Member States whose arrival will bring new problems and new  opportunities.
should be stimulated to pit their knowledge against the new problems of European law and European culture.
the multitude of factors that influence it make the new problems continually more complex and involved.
on new  challenges and overcoming new problems.
world public opinion has slowly been waking up to the new problems that we face.
theories they have learnt to new problems and to carry out their own empirical analyses.