Examples of using Current difficulties in English and their translations into Swedish
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common concerns, current difficulties and newapproaches.
merely the solution to the current difficulties arising in this partly liberalised market.
Doing nothing at EU level would be fundamentally unsatisfactory as current difficulties would only grow, giving rise to increased uncertainty and litigation.
the Tunisian authorities to overcome the current difficulties.
Stockmann's timetable for achieving its long-term financial targets will be challenging if the current difficulties in the operating environment continue.
To conclude, the return of Famagusta to its lawful inhabitants is the key to addressing current difficulties in a way which serves the well-meant interests of all sides.
Nevertheless some changes and arrangements must be agreed in order to improve the regulatory process, avoiding the current difficulties.
The representatives ascribe the ACP countries' current difficulties to a combination of factors,
The current difficulties in the US sub-prime mortgage market,
our real estate in its current difficulties and our business and industries in general to create
decisive actions coupled with forward-looking measures to deal with the current difficulties in the markets.
I shall not dwell on the reasons- including those to do with the way in which it has been managed- which may justify or explain some of its current difficulties, which, in turn, require effective remedies.
would help to solve some of the current difficulties.
Given the current difficulties in managing the health budget,
the impending enlargement of the EU, which is likely to increase the current difficulties.
our ability to overcome current difficulties.
which are not themselves affected by the current difficulties, are not jeopardised in practice pending implementation of the new rules as from 3 January 2018.
stressed the objective of overcoming the current difficulties and reaching a political agreement in public deliberation at the next Council Meeting on 2-3 June 2003.
Rather than dwelling on the current difficulties and becoming doom
The Commission is concerned about the current difficulties in the dairy sector and we have taken due note of Parliament's proposal to