Examples of using Difficult access in English and their translations into Greek
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The Commission has taken several initiatives to address high energy prices, difficult access to credit, drop in investments,
the lack of shade and the difficult access by land.
given the difficult access and distance to the villages.
medium-sized enterprises in a period of economic difficulty and difficult access to loans.
It is a remote beach with a difficult access, but the peacefulness and the blue waters compensate the holidaymaker.
Its wild beauty and difficult access cause the visitor to discover it even more.
For smaller difficult access areas where climate control
One of the reasons why this area is so well protected is its difficult access, only possible by 4×4 vehicles.
The communication systems proved their efficiency as they were the only working systems that allowed for a quick evaluation in areas of difficult access such as Moskita.
from job precariousness and difficult access to social protection to difficulties reconciling work with private life.
Due to difficult access, as well as due to the peculiarities of local rock,
On the contrary, the beach of Parthennomytos is to the south, one of the largest but also the most secluded beaches of Lemnos mainly due to the difficult access, which is possible only by a rough dirt road.
although only in extremely unfavorable circumstances due to the difficult access(for the same reason the old Vulcan monastery was abandoned later).
the proposal to use otherwise unused financial resources to support sector projects represents an opportunity in these times of difficult access to funding.
The mountainous territory, difficult access to places, wonderful nature,
Its mountainous terrain, the sometimes difficult access, its abundant natural beauty,
strong competition from imports from third countries with different regulations and standards, difficult access to raw materials,
to use more expensive machinery due to e.g. the existence of slopes, difficult access, environmental rules, etc. 58 The Commission has invited the Slovak authorities to include a verification of the reasonableness of the costs within 2014- 20 RDPs.
increased poverty and increasingly difficult access to good quality public services at affordable prices.
lack of skilled workers or difficult access to financing adversely affect the expected impact of SAPS aid on the modernisation