Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Welcomes and encourages the cultural and political mobilisation efforts of European and international civil society organisations, NGOs and the 'World Water Contract' in seeking solutions to problems relating to access to water for the poorest populations;
• I know of no procedure which quickly results in changes, in solutions to problems which have dragged on.
• Firstly, the principle of partnership and the active role played by leaders has encouraged cooperation between public institutions and the different sectors of society which has played a key role in finding solutions to problems.
• However, it is also important that Russia should be a partner in the solution of problems and not a partner for problems, and that is the other part of it.
• only solutions.
• Always bringing me problems, never solutions.
• That problem's solution would be GPS coordinates.
• There are no problems

• And fundamentally, design should be much, much more interested in solving problems and creating new conditions.
• However, the Union's role in solving problems connected with poverty and inequality continues to be equally important.
• The strengthening of the executive powers of the Commission will contribute to the reduction of delays in solving problems.
• Skills for civic competence relate to the ability to engage effectively with others in the public domain, and to display solidarity and interest in solving problems affecting the local and wider community.
• That Centre too could play a role in integration and in solving problems in the candidate countries.
• highlights the importance of research in solving problems encountered in the production and marketing of organic products in a sector which is still in its infancy.
• They said you specialise in solving problems for others.
• The obligation to comply with EU criteria must correspond to equal treatment for all countries as well as with cooperation in solving problems.