Examples of using Difficult matter in English and their translations into Dutch
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This has been a difficult matter, and it is my great hope that the two parties will someday find common ground.
I am very grateful to the Finnish Presidency for its readiness to play a very constructive role in this very difficult matter.
This can be a very difficult matter, and you may need to seek professional advice.
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I should still like us to solve it in such a way that we avoid a protracted debate in the Conciliation Committee of an extremely difficult matter.
will be able to help him in this interesting and difficult matter.
provided me with assistance in this highly complicated and difficult matter.
the VAT treatment of financial services is a horribly difficult matter.
How to deal with the countries with which cooperation is suspended is a difficult matter.
But to whom to transfer such a difficult matter, if his only successor failed?
Mr President, I would like to join with my colleagues in thanking the rapporteur for the work that has been carried out on this very difficult matter.
It may also be a difficult matter, but the Italians should resolve it themselves.
A diverse group of participants was guided successfully through the complex and difficult matter.
The Committee on the Rules of Procedure and Petitions had only very little time at a special meeting held during the plenary sitting to discuss this difficult matter.
The important thing, Mr Papadimoulis, is to say first of all that this difficult matter of Olympic Airways is being treated with the utmost rigour.
to emphasise that this is an extraordinarily important but extremely difficult matter.
sharing debt and oil revenues and the difficult matter of undefined borders.
This is the only possible solution for a very difficult matter, and I would specifically like to thank the rapporteur,
something which certainly does not help us progress in this difficult matter is our tendency to continually pass the buck to one another, from Parliament to the Council, or Council to the Commission, or vice versa.
I welcome the challenge of being able to continue to play a prominent role in this difficult matter at second reading.