Examples of using The fundamental problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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This approach is inefficient, fails to address the fundamental problems, and often leaves open tax planning opportunities.
But the fundamental problems with household debt persist
Certainly structures have begun to be put in place to deal with the fundamental problems of weak administrative capacity, of corruption
this is one of the fundamental problems we have with the Commission at present.
public bodies to try and overcome the difficulties they cite and focus on the fundamental problems.
Madam President, I believe that bringing a social dimension to globalisation is one of the fundamental problems posed by this process.
More specifically: this report does no more than barely scratch the surface of the fundamental problems in this Union.
In point of fact, the large infusion of foreign capital solved none of the fundamental problems of Indonesian society, but merely exacerbated them.
remains one of the fundamental problems of the Austrian economy.
deprived of contacts with any organisations, he concentrated his thought the more resolutely upon the fundamental problems of the revolution, reducing them- as was both his rule and the necessity of his nature- to the key problems of Marxism.
cities encapsulate all the fundamental problems of European society,
a system that generates sufficient security to resolve the fundamental problems which, in addition to terrorism,
we are not talking about the things that we consider to be the fundamental problems in this procedural reform.
which must help to resolve the fundamental problems that still exist in the European Union
now we need to deal with the fundamental problems that caused the crisis- namely the large deficits
in my view these reports before the plenary today fail to address the fundamental problems with the current system of structural funding.
where action is essential to tackle the fundamental problems of social exclusion