Examples of using Difficult to meet in English and their translations into Finnish
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The processing of cases presented in 2004 demonstrated that the conditions for a successful application under the extraordinary regional disaster criterion- which according to the Regulation are to be examined by the Commission“with the utmost rigour”- are relatively difficult to meet.
If this is not up and running effectively- and it is something that Member States' administrations want as well- then it becomes very difficult to meet whatever deadlines this House decides to put in place today.
In these cases, previous experience was confirmed that the conditions for a successful application under this exceptional criterion- which according to the Regulation are to be examined by the Commission“with the utmost rigour”- are relatively difficult to meet.
When the requirements are already so stringent and difficult to meet, the last thing we should do is to throw more spanners in the works for those countries who wish to become members,
this transitional period has made it difficult to meet the required quota of European works.
other than to say that it appears that it will be difficult to meet the current target.
is rather vague and conditions for activating the Fund under this category are- as intended by the legislator- difficult to meet: the Fund can be mobilised only exceptionally if an extraordinary regional disaster affects the majority of the population of a region and if it has serious
high-power development caused by the existing homogeneous tungsten-copper composite material is difficult to meet the electronic substrate in a good heat dissipation,
the traditional metal materials have been difficult to meet these special The use of requirements,
strict deadlines imposed by tax authorities that are difficult to meet; lack of coordination of time limits for charging tax
I work a lot, so it can be difficult to meet people.
It is rather difficult to meet these requirements when floods are involved, for instance.
Mr President, Scotland has found it very difficult to meet even the 1976 Bathing Water Directive.
Moreover, it is obviously going to be extremely difficult to meet the communication's 2007-2013 schedule.
is rather vague and conditions for successful applications are difficult to meet.
Airline capacity has been significantly reduced, so that it will be difficult to meet any rapid increase in demand should tourism patterns revert to what they were previously.
a number of Korean yards may find it difficult to meet their financial obligations if order intake is not increased soon.
number of channels on the market, with the emergence of small specialised channels which may well find it difficult to meet the required proportion of European works from the start of their operations.
The production cycle is long and it is difficult to meet individual needs.
has therefore been difficult to meet the molybdenum-copper alloys for high-density requirements.