Examples of using To difficulties in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Commission does not believe that the implementation of the decision in question will lead to difficulties in Greece.
in some fields, adoption of the CAP by the candidate countries may lead to difficulties that are not easy to resolve.
ideas or methods to difficulties.
social disabilities will not automatically lead to difficulties at school or to referral to special educa tion.
It also judged that there are shortcomings in the current legislation that led both to unsatisfactory implementation of the directive and to difficulties in enforcing it.
administrative capacity in partner countries may lead to difficulties and delays in the design
which could lead to difficulties with the bulbs.
that such national rules, unless harmonised, could lead to difficulties within the Internal Market.
which can lead to difficulties for a redeem them.
The Commission is aware that cunency fluctuations generally give rise to difficulties in trade.
remained in the gap, leading to difficulties in CIP cleaning procedures.
This discrepancy between the powers of customs services can give rise to difficulties in achieving effective cooperation.
rules have come into force that are not always clear and may lead to difficulties.
they can lead to difficulties when farms are transferred.
Seeking solutions to difficulties arising on the occasion of a request for judicial cooperation.
not offer sufficient protection, especially in relation to difficulties where pressure and unfair business practices generally are involved.
The economic operators have drawn attention to difficulties concerning certain aspects of the special regimes.
These reasons vary from agronomic justifications related to difficulties of ensuring co-existence to political
State-aid rules have frequently led to difficulties and uncertainty for local authorities
Seek solutions to difficulties arising on the occasion of a request for judicial cooperation,