Examples of using Difficult to apply in English and their translations into Finnish
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which means that it is currently difficult to apply the instrument, except in certain obvious cases.
which had proved difficult to apply Table III.
may therefore be difficult to apply.
effect they differ little from shampoos, but are a bit more difficult to apply.
It will also be difficult to apply, particularly for producer organizations of small farmers in regions which lack an enterprise culture.
They argued that, although sometimes difficult to apply, the current rules best ensure taxation at the place of consumption.
In particular, the proposed criterion for any refusal by an employer seems difficult to apply in practice, and this question would benefit from a more extensive discussion than will be feasible in the present context.
Our own regulations, which make it difficult to apply for, and obtain, visas,
Therefore, a prohibition on referring to credit assessments in the abovementioned texts seems difficult to apply, even if a certain degree of judgment was left to the ESAs by the words'where appropriate' 22.
The Council noted that a risk-based approach, whilst difficult to apply at registration, might be appropriate for subsequent phases of REACH
There are also other more practical difficulties which make the system proposed by the Commission very difficult to apply in all Member States.
Nevertheless, in spite of everything, we need to qualify this asset, due to the fact that Objective 4 has proved difficult to apply on the ground and that take-up rates for Community initiatives remain inadequate.
For an animal, they are relatively safe, but a little more difficult to apply than drops.
Once a ship has left European waters it is however very difficult to apply the export ban.
so universally longed-for, difficult to apply?
This rule, which in theory is clear, is sometimes difficult to apply in practice as statistical data on production or sales do not give
The report concludes that this would be difficult to apply in the EU although pragmatic collective agreements between the social partners, including lower entry level
Today's rules are difficult to apply in the internet age where consumers are increasingly booking customised packages online(either from one trader
It is difficult to apply the export ban under the EC Waste Shipment Regulation if a ship has left European waters
am unable to accept any of the amendments that would make this instrument too complex and hence difficult to apply.