Examples of using Specific difficulties in English and their translations into Slovak
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filling a gap and giving the Member States and their regions greater opportunities in terms of the policy to mitigate the specific difficulties of these communities.
The ERDF should also address the specific difficulties encountered by certain islands,
Any measures to increase mobility ought to aim in particular at including those already struggling with specific difficulties, e.g. economically
Stresses that young farmers face specific difficulties in accessing finance
This is why I have commissioned a study to look at the specific difficulties that SMEs face when dealing with TDIs,
were consequently unable to determine the size of the Roma population in a given geographical area and to assess the specific difficulties faced by this group.
As a result, the general provision in Article 17 of the Transparency Directive does not address the specific difficulties of non-resident shareholders in obtaining access to information prior to the general meeting.
while the private lessons are ideal to train Italian speaking skills and to address any specific difficulties.
the measures to be taken for specific difficulties encountered in the application of the regime;
Since the transition from the system under the Regulations repealed by this Regulation to the system in this Regulation could give rise to practical and specific difficulties, provision should be made for the Commission to adopt the necessary
The ERDF should also address the specific difficulties encountered by islands,
Accordingly, the European Commission should be urged to take measures to document successful practices aimed at tackling the specific difficulties faced by young migrant workers with regard to social integration and involvement in the host country.
identifying specific difficulties and seeking solutions.
The final grant may therefore be higher than the regular grant to offset the specific difficulties faced by the student(such as adapted accommodation,
Erasmus+ grant may therefore be higher than the regular grant to offset the specific difficulties faced by the student(such as adapted accommodation,
need to focus on their specific difficulties either in implementation(IT) or in readapting ESF measures to
staff grants to offset the specific difficulties faced by the participant(such as adapted accommodation,
whether market needs were properly addressed by the managing authorities and specific difficulties faced by regional financial instruments.
As a first step, the Commission in the context of the limited ongoing revision of the IR launched in order to transpose the harmonised Directive on procurement took the opportunity to address specific difficulties encountered in the field of public procurement
with the aim of discussing best practice and focusing on the specific difficulties of the new Member States.