Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Dutch
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According to the Schools, it would have been difficult to justify spli ing sections
was ruled out as it would be extremely difficult to justify a specific and detailed legislative action covering all the aspects of the proposal on the grounds of subsidiarity and proportionality.
The current data suggests that extensive systems of prior authorisation under the Directive will be difficult to justify in the absence of robust evidence demonstrating why the situation under the Directive is so different from that under the Regulations.
Unlike all the other options, this approach avoids setting up a new structure with an ill‑defined status which is difficult to justify vis-à-vis the other institutions
I recognise that in the current atmosphere it is difficult to justify EU technical assistance
to make sense,">as it would be difficult to justify why the exception should privilege acts of reproduction which are not an"essential" part of a technological process.
At the political level- while being aware of the particular features specific to international agreements within the CFSP framework- it seems difficult to justify the exclusion of the European Parliament from all consultation as regards these agreements.
some lacunae, which would be difficult to justify.
Balance bills in those circumstances are the most difficult to justify because patients with injuries that require immediate care,
flag States should continue to authorise fishing and thus would make it difficult to justify the constraints imposed on the EU fleet.
Removal of the headnote would mean in practice the removal of an instrument, which is economically difficult to justify since it leads to discrimination between different qualities as well as distortion of trade.
Transplantation is a medical procedure and it is difficult to justify why patients should not have the right to benefit from it as cross-border health care,
more complex to implement, more difficult to justify and would also suffer from an increased risk of failure.
With regard to the functioning of the internal market, the existence of such general schemes was therefore, increasingly difficult to justify and consequently the grant of such aid was prohibited.
Furthermore, the administrative costs per file are extremely high and very difficult to justify, while the need to apply procedures that minimise the risk of irregularities(learning lessons from the JOP programme)
it seems it was not enough for some people to obtain resources which were difficult to justify, but that it had to be at the expense of everybody else.
the case for Union action in this regard was therefore difficult to justify on grounds of subsidiarity.
The EESC considers that levels of payment based on historic production will become more difficult to justify and encourages Member States, who have not already done so,
The EESC considers that levels of payment based on historic production will become more difficult to justify and encourages Member States, who have not already done so,
In fact they are highly subsidized agreements which we feel it is very difficult to justify, except by saying that if we do not pay money as taxpayers towards these agreements, we will be undercut by major fishing nations,