Examples of using Serious difficulties in English and their translations into Polish
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However, serious difficulties might result for some smaller companies or in connection with the provision of certain services.
began to have serious difficulties with the Philadelphia congregation of believers.
presents serious difficulties.
We would probably be facing serious difficulties- if not an absolute shambles- in Europe if we had not had the euro in this crisis.
consultation is causing serious difficulties for employees in gaining access to information,
largest in Europe and is experiencing serious difficulties, as is the shipyard in Gdynia.
The traded goods going outside EU are experiencing serious difficulties due to problems in the control procedures,
The processing industries in some Member States are facing serious difficulties in securing for themselves sufficient Community supplies of certain fishery products.
The EESC is extremely concerned about the real risk that the GMES programme might encounter serious difficulties, wasting the EUR 3.2 billion investment already made.
The stakeholders' consultations showed that SME SI engine manufacturers producing low power engines will be the ones to have serious difficulties to comply with the Stage II limits.
where the dairy sector is very important and has had serious difficulties.
Over time, it was confirmed that NTTs would have serious difficulties meeting the next stages of emission requirements.
It is also essential to move away from the current state of moral hazard where banks de facto rely on governments to step in if they face serious difficulties.
Industry often faces serious difficulties not only from the technical point of view
Because of the serious difficulties encountered in defining guidelines in this area,
threatening to cause serious difficulties to a Union producer of like
authorities to deal effectively with serious difficulties.
Unfortunately, Member States will be able to make use of a safeguard clause that gives them the opportunity to use serious difficulties observed on the national transport market as grounds for approaching the Commission and passing protective measures.
since Member States still face serious difficulties with respect to their financial stability,
threatening to create in certain Member States serious difficulties in particular as regards their economic growth