Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Finnish
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For example, it is difficult to justify why the maintenance of metal roofing of a house is sub sidised
However, it is difficult to justify house contents insurance policyholders, for example, having to pay
As regards prices, let me be quite clear. Maintaining prices at levels three times as high as world market prices is becoming increasingly difficult to justify and will certainly not lead to a sustainable European sugar sector.
On the other hand, the different levels of data protection for centrally and nationally authorised medicinal products seems difficult to justify.
As a result, it could be difficult to justify different treatment for non-agricultural products if we were to develop a new system.
Any other interpretation would certainly be branded as eurocentrist, difficult to justify and therefore unacceptable.
Therefore, at the current stage, the mandatory installation of GSI or FCM in HD vehicles appears difficult to justify.
It will be increasingly difficult to justify differences in tax treatment as broadcasting,
For example, banning short-term letting of apartments appears generally difficult to justify when the short-term rental use of properties can for example be limited to a maximum number of days per year.
In the meanwhile the EESC considers that payments based on historic production will become more difficult to justify.
this appears difficult to justify.
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.
I recognise that in the current atmosphere it is difficult to justify EU technical assistance
Certainly, this new challenge will involve costs and inefficiencies that are difficult to justify unless, as I have already said in previous interventions,
that EU level action is difficult to justify in the case of listing of names that are not reserved throughout the EU.
We also of course believe, however, that it would be difficult to justify to our citizens the establishment of a Fundamental Rights Agency which would be denied the right to exercise the key competences necessary to do its job and undertake action under the third pillar.
In its 2013 Progress Report8, the Commission stated that it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify the provision of pre-accession funds to a country whose political representatives are not willing to reach the consensus necessary to move forward on the pre-accession path.
But with the prospect of a final solution so close it will be difficult to justify the lack of a comprehensive initiative to transform the Danube into the very waterway of the continent, bringing further economic
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.
It is difficult to justify why consumers,