Examples of using Complex procedures in English and their translations into Slovak
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Immediate lifting of administrative barriers, unfair grid access and complex procedures is necessary.
In the consultation on cohesion policy, stakeholders found complex procedures to be by far the main obstacle to success,
time-consuming and complex procedures, and legal uncertainty together with the lack of hindsight
such as complex procedures, inadequate checks
The architects conclude:”In summary this is a space where complex procedures are performed and we tried to
long and complex procedures for creating new infrastructure
than to carry out complex procedures or even resort to the help of specialists.
It is characterised by complex procedures resulting in excessive delays in the resolution of cases(well above the OECD average) with a significant
experts can make complex procedures considerably less difficult,
small farmers should be exempted from complex procedures creating disproportionate burden
in particular, may otherwise have been dissuaded by the lengthy and complex procedures(see paragraph 70).
cross-border procurement procedures and other complex procedures.
for reasons other than entertaining and complex procedures based on excellent programming skills,
reflect the real ambitions; for example, it introduces particular complex procedures for exercising this right.
it is patients who are primarily affected because these complex procedures delay them receiving the benefits of improved medicines.
time-consuming and complex procedures, and legal uncertainty of the SE formation process,
At the same time, stakeholders complain about high set-up costs, complex procedures and legal uncertainty,
local level, with different data inputs in different systems and complex procedures- or none at all- for the sharing
notably lengthy contract enforcement and costly and complex procedures of business entry and exit as well
its Delegations over responsibilities following devolution, complex procedures, problems with the structures chosen for the projects,