Examples of using The basic problem in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mr President, we have in our hands a strategic directive, because it reflects the basic problem with the EU environmental policy:
The basic problem with the root canal it is what I call a fatally flawed procedure.
We would expect more substantial steps in this direction but, of course, the basic problem is the lack of a legal basis in the Treaty.
the law of damages),">these Supreme court judgments for the basic problem.
Help for developing countries with balance of payments problems arising from a massive food import deficit cannot solve the basic problem.
are major divergences and disagreements between Israeli Jews and Palestinians, the basic problem is not the people.
Moreover, these accompanying measures do not solve the basic problem of the sharp cost increase arising from the use of low-sulphur(0.1%) fuel
The basic problem with the existing energy label is that it has no period of validity,
The basic problem of the EU is not the existence of self-confident small states
Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the basic problem is not that Parliament is dissatisfied that certain positions
mass of their populations, nor will it solve the basic problem of profit pr for Western capital.
The basic problem of the poor performance of rail in this respect is the long service life of diesel locomotives(30 to 40 years)
mass of their populations, nor will it solve the basic problem of profit for Western capital.
The basic problem, Commissioner Liikanen,
at the same time constituted the basic problem of the capitalist market, with a truly revolutionary boldness.
with the Hungarian Government, while completely ignoring the basic problem of European demographic trends, a drastic reduction in childcare fees was prescribed?
political espionage is the by-product of an undemocratic society and this is the basic problem posed by the Echelon system.
It is a pity the text does not tackle the basic problem or attempt finally to put the fair distribution of the wealth produced for the common good on the European policy agenda.
The basic problem, however, is that,