Examples of using Particularly acute in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Particularly acute, this problem arises in large cities,
The Communication also identifies the need within a comprehensive framework for environmentally sustainable development for structural measures to assist sectors which may face particularly acute transitional problems.
The need for the arrangements has become particularly acute since the abolition of frontier controls for VAT.
engineers are particularly acute problems.
accurate data to track MDG progress is particularly acute in Africa.
are particularly acute.
this problem is particularly acute.
this issue is particularly acute during adolescence.
No wonder people loved for centuries in a particularly acute moments to spend time near the water.
This problem is particularly acute for the high and still growing number of young people who are unemployed or not in any form of education or training NEETs.
This trouble is particularly acute in individuals with compromised immune systems, or those with diseases that affect outer blood circulation,
The sectoral approach to competitiveness will facilitate a targeted response to the problems of industrial change which are particularly acute for these countries.
It was particularly acute in the 1980s and early 1990s when the cream of our expensively educated
These problems can be particularly acute during peak holiday periods in urban tourist centres,
The problem is particularly acute for offences that are registered automatically using road-side cameras,
The problem is particularly acute for students wishing to complete a full Masters degree programme in another Member State where tuition fees are likely to be high.
This issue is particularly acute in people with compromised immune systems,
The issue is particularly acute in international commercial arbitration,
This tension between the priorities of different national governments is particularly acute for broadcasting signals because of the long distances they typically travel,
and there is a particularly acute need for ICT
