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However, this adjustment could create difficulties for some of the Member States required to increase their national rates substantially and within a relatively short period of time in order to meet the revalorised minima- see Tables 2,
personal interests often placed above the interests of the state, create difficulties in seeing the future prospects for the country.
news could not reach the press prematurely and create difficulties for the returning delegates when they were crossing the frontier.
We feel that Amendment No 23 could dilute the interdependence of the institutions of the European Union, and Amend ments Nos 29 and 31 create difficulties for us because this involves prejudging the dialogue with the Mediterranean countries as regards the content of the indicative programmes.
right to move and operate freely across borders within the European Union and may create difficulties for the transfer of small businesses on the death of owners.
since they might create difficulties in the application of the provisions concerned.
could in the shorter term create difficulties for many industrial sectors that are not yet sufficiently competitive in the global market.
the strikes of the diplomatic service in Israel could create difficulties in its preparation.
constantly cancelled meetings and avoidance of negotiations will be incompatible with the promises made in Washington and possibly create difficulties within their government itself.
had concluded that any list would create difficulties.
Whenthe obligation to maintain stocksis suchto create difficulties of a particularlyseriousnature foranypowerstation,
use of this Article must not create difficulties for the completion of the internal market.
the extension of the application of the reduced rate will not create difficulties for the proper functioning of the internal market.
it would be the last opportunity and could create difficulties if the Members' Statute were not respected in the individual countries.
no. xiii which may create difficulties for national agreement-based systems which at present operate very well.
although its limited funding may create difficulties for those required to pay university fees who are unable to do so.
warns the Commission that the reform proposals may increase red tape for farmers and create difficulties for the bodies administering payments.
Deficiencies within one domestic legal framework may create difficulties regarding aspects governed by another law,
in particular to eliminate the risk that possible disparities in the application of export controls to dual-use items may lead to a deflection of trade, which could create difficulties for one or more Member States.
that run counter to communion with the Pope who appointed them pastors, and create difficulties- sometimes severe difficulties- in the bosom of their respective ecclesial communities.