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this House very often, but I cannot but refer to the difficulties I am having with the Federal Republic of Germany in many cases, particularly relating to
After referring to the difficulties which had obliged the Committee to reduce expenditure under item 1004 until the end of the year,
However, problems in relation to the difficulties of environmental authorities in obtaining adequate funding
In his letter, Mr Schily referred to the difficulties that we as Social Democrats have picked as a central theme in this consultation procedure and gave his opinion from his point of view as the German Minister of the Interior.
with the aim of providing a pragmatic response to the difficulties which arise as a result of the incorrect application of Community legislation by the public authorities.
Having regard to the difficulties and delays experienced in setting up genuinely joint programme structures, the timeframe for justifying payments in respect of budget commitments under the European territorial cooperation goal
sometimes testifies to the difficulties encountered in meeting stand ards with third countries.
with a view to the difficulties it raises for Turkey to ratify without reservations, as well as to implement in practice,
eventually due to the difficulties of technology and raw materials can not do so, but the lotus throne petals using titanium alloy material.
In this report the Commission noted that for 2003 there is a clear indication of underperformance of the ARGO programme due mainly to the difficulties of the national administrations in organizing and mobilizing resources together
This is of course due to the political weakness of the Barroso Commission, but also to the difficulties involved in tackling situations that call for new powers with decisions relating to industrial,
drawing our attention to the difficulties which will arise
We of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance have called for attention to be given to the smaller countries, to the difficulties which smaller producers encounter in smaller countries
factors to teletransmitted orders, given that such orders clearly did not give rise to the difficulties relied on as the main justification for using those multiplying factors.
These successive reports alerted a number of us to the difficulties in which we find ourselves at the moment
medium-sized European entrepreneurs needs to be supported with solutions to the difficulties and constraints that they have pointed out on several occasions:
Public Health to find a solution to the difficulties of WTO members with no pharmaceutical production capacity to make effective use of the provision of the TRIPS Agreement authorising compulsory licencing in cases of national emergency to combat major epidemics, thus ensuring that the March 2005 deadline for amendments to the TRIPS Agreement is met;