Examples of using Some obstacles in English and their translations into Slovak
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you will have to face some obstacles.
you will encounter some obstacles over which we hope you will pass with flying colors.
Admittedly, we need to remove some obstacles, particularly the clash between data exchange,
Your past actions may create some obstacles for you, but your present actions can help you overcome them.
Try not to crash into some obstacles that you will have to start from the beginning.
Crashing into some obstacles simply depletes your shield energy while other obstacles instantly destroy you.
you will meet some obstacles which we hope you will not put trouble driving.
Whereas, once it has been put into effect, some obstacles to trade in electricity between Member States will nevertheless remain in place;
She's going to face some obstacles before seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, but she's going to come back a different Bonnie for sure.".
But no heroine gets her happy ending without overcoming some obstacles, and this wedding will be no exception.
By definition, nearly all TEN-E projects face some obstacles during their implementation.
implemented the relevant EU rules(Directive 94/80/EC) in a satisfactory way, some obstacles remain.
The study also found that territorial conditions may cause some obstacles to co-productions and may make them less efficient.
locations in each level you will encounter some obstacles on the path to liberation friends.
Major progress has been made regarding the completion of the Banking Union, but some obstacles- such as in the area of options and discretions(ONDs)- remain.
he can remove and beat some obstacles and resistances.
it will sound out a warning to remind you to be careful in case of crashing some obstacles.
Evolving business practises will remove some obstacles but others may require measures from industry
Some obstacles, which painted a target,
36 which govern some obstacles in the exercise of the right to vote in a different manner.