Examples of using Particularly complex in English and their translations into Danish
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which are particularly complex structured financial products,
Should you have any questions about the ways the program can help you migrate from your email application to Outlook and solve a particularly complex email conversion task,
In exceptional cases, where it can be demonstrated that the examination of a request for taking charge of an applicant is particularly complex, the requested Member State may give the reply after the time limit requested, but in any case within one month.
tragic manifestation yet of a particularly complex regional situation involving not only Zaire,
have been appointed by the Danish Ministry of Justice to handle particularly complex or difficult cases,
have been appointed by the Danish Ministry of Justice to handle cases of a particularly complex or difficult nature,
that deciding on the content of a possible initiative in the field of media concentration is a particularly complex task.
I might also mention the negotiations on the 1999-2006 financial perspective, which were particularly complex, the launching of OLAF(the Anti-Fraud Oce),
of research programmes and the development of innovations is not proceeding as swiftly as hoped because of particularly complex bureaucratic requirements.
Combating violence is a particularly complex issue, requiring cooperation with the police
The particularly complex and difficult constellation of fundamental rights that this case presents prevents justification for reinforcing the data subjects' legal position under the Directive,
you have managed not only to master a particularly complex issue, but also to make your mark,
In theSterling Airways case2 the Commission encountered serious difficulties in applying the rules of competition to this particularly complex field merely on the basis of Article 89,
The preparatory process leading to the conference was particularly complex, with a significant number of countries having serious misgivings about the process in the light of what happened in 2001.
it seems that the directive that we are discussing here is particularly complex.
Contracting authorities which carry out particularly complex projects may, without this being due to any fault on their part,
In a particularly complex international context, the Union urgently needs a fresh approach to the energy question,
In the case of particularly complex contracts, Member States may provide that where contracting authorities consider that the use of the open
is particularly complex since it raises questions which are delicate
Bearing in mind also that stock management is particularly complex, especially in areas in which there is strong competition with other non-EU fleets,