Examples of using A particularly difficult in English and their translations into Slovenian
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the EU is undoubtedly going through a particularly difficult period of crisis in credibility.
other groups which are in a particularly difficult situation.
They are in a particularly difficult situation beyond even the generally disadvantageous status of small
in Eastern Europe and central Asia who suffered a particularly difficult fate during and after the Second World War.
who are operating in a particularly difficult situation.
Small and medium-sized enterprises are going through a particularly difficult period, since both the Member States
In writing.-(SV) The European Parliament has today voted for the compromise with the Council under which Europe's postal market is to be liberalised by the end of December 2010 at the latest(except for those countries with a particularly difficult topography, which are to be given a further two years).
sectors which are in a particularly difficult situation, we need to consider what can be done if the economy continues to slow down
harm reduction in a particularly difficult situation.
powerful presentation today will indeed herald the end of a particularly difficult period for all of us, which began in November when the Commission' previous term of office ended.
4 to help European producers facing new challenges on the markets and a particularly difficult economic situation.
Saturday was a particularly difficult experience.
Huawei has been in a particularly difficult situation.
Too, you are in a particularly difficult situation.
This will be a particularly difficult problem in highly competitive industries.
For many, puberty can be a particularly difficult time.
Negotiations on the 2011 budget are being conducted at a particularly difficult time.
This is a murder trial, Jerry, a particularly difficult one at that.
Getting enough sleep is a particularly difficult task for parents of young children.
