Examples of using A particularly difficult in English and their translations into Romanian
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goatmeat when there is a particularly difficult market situation for sheepmeat
At a particularly difficult time I had prayed,“God,
But the year 1847 was a particularly difficult one, with poor harvests,
I voted in favour of new anti-crisis measures on the price of milk in order to support the producers who are currently struggling in a particularly difficult environment for their profession.
A particularly difficult moment of the museum was in World War Two,
Small and medium-sized enterprises are going through a particularly difficult period, since both the Member States
facing a particularly difficult situation.
list available in annex) where there is the highest potential for growth in particular to the sectors experiencing a particularly difficult market situation, like dairy and pig meat.
4 to help European producers facing new challenges on the markets and a particularly difficult economic situation.
we in Europe are going through a particularly difficult period with the serious crisis in Greece, its consequences for the citizens
Now that was a particularly difficult day.
But this is a particularly difficult time of the year.
Well, it will be a particularly difficult transition for the children.
After a particularly difficult hurdle, she had blood on her uniform.
Negotiations on the 2011 budget are being conducted at a particularly difficult time.
usually for completing a particularly difficult pattern.
We have to manage a temporary substitution It's needless to try to hide That it arrives at a particularly difficult moment.
Mirek Topolánek, on the results obtained during a particularly difficult phase.
Transport is a particularly difficult issue for people living on islands,
(EL) Mr President, allow me to start by congratulating the two rapporteurs on the excellent work they have done at a particularly difficult juncture.
