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In parallel to the work on social services, the Commission has recently held an open consultation regarding Community action and possible difficulties with the application of EC law12.
Up to 10 km in case of bathrooms only and possible difficulties with entering measurements into templates.
It is impossible to be prepared for all possible difficulties, because each dog is very different from the other,
For the completion of any job, it is extremely essential that one be equipped with the right kind of tools to overcome any possible difficulties or to just simply facilitate the work being performed.
peculiarities of the content of Rhodesian ridgebacks, and the possible difficulties that will be encountered in keeping
refuse an event if at the moment he cannot cope with all possible difficulties.
And in adept repairs and novice master, who decided to make installation of the hood in the kitchen alone would certainly be useful information about possible difficulties and intricacies of installation.
Having regard to such situations and the possible difficulties that may arise, this Regulation should
In that report, the Commission should address the possible difficulties faced by young graduates looking for employment across the Union
Children can choose from three possible difficulties(light, medium,
Having regard to such situations and the possible difficulties that may arise, this Regulation should
From planning, it remains only to anticipate future possible difficulties and, accordingly, to make choices that prevent them,
it must be prepared for possible difficulties arising from Ukraine's producers, especially those involved
then I am sure that your cohabitation with the future four-legged member of your family will be filled with many happy hours and days, and possible difficulties and disappointments are minimized.
Social Committee provides a useful overview of authorisations given Community wide and identifies possible difficulties encountered in practice by the Member States,
Given the unwillingness of member states to underwrite other member states debts and the possible difficulties of the ECB fulfilling this role without giving rise to a possible inflationary impulsion,
However, some challenges remain, including the possible difficulty faced by Member States in collecting data.
Possible difficulties in growing.
Possible difficulties in growing seedlings.
Possible difficulties in growing cabbage.