Examples of using To address the problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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I should now like to address the problems raised by Mr Swoboda, for example, on the European Union's participation in the international donors' agreement.
In some cases, and in order to address the problems linked with recent outbreaks of food‑borne diseases,
Very little has been done to address the problems of rigidities, which tend to discourage the recruitment of new permanent staff.
It is necessary to address the problems of high(er) prices for cross-border delivery compared to domestic delivery
During this period considerable efforts have been made by various stakeholders to address the problems of medicines availability.
Mr President, I do not believe the Commission has done enough to address the problems in different Member States.
industry and veterinarians, to address the problems of the availability of medicines.
I am in favour of all other efforts in terms of the combined platforms you have suggested to address the problems we face.
partial measures that fail to address the problems raised.
we try to address the problems of the elderly in health care.
listed in order of increasing degree of ambition to address the problems.
while he is awaiting specific provisions to address the problems both at management and operational level.
I have clearly said that it is important that we try to address the problems upstream.
So when we acquired the order for the ITER project, we had no doubt about how to address the problems of analysis, checks
However, a policy based merely on security considerations is not sufficient to address the problems of the region.
as well as alternative measures to address the problems at stake.
identifies several ways to address the problems that have arisen.
Mr President, the proposal for a regulation under discussion does not aim to address the problems, as the Commission hypocritically claims,
Community legislation and policy must be in a position to support the efforts made by these Member States to address the problems faced by minorities,