Examples of using Difficult to enforce in English and their translations into Swedish
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financial difficulty on the self-employed and be difficult to enforce and therefore ineffective.
Check, of course, difficult to enforce this ban, but it is bypassing strictly punished in accordance with law“Familiar foreign player” with a minimum term of imprisonment of 3 years and a fine of up to 25 000 US dollars.
EU sanctions may be very difficult to enforce in such a vast country as Sudan,
The ESC stresses that even though the Directives have proved difficult to enforce, they have made a significant contribution to both the promotion of a real energy policy
Moreover, there is a need to assess in depth a number of legal provisions which may appear as ineffective or difficult to enforce, such as the rules applying to the protection of beneficiaries of supplementary occupational pensions in case of the employer's insolvency.
If it proves difficult to enforce international rights through negotiation,
unfair practices and make it difficult to enforce their rights.
the implementation of this measure would be difficult to enforce and verify because it is often very difficult to distinguish between recycled
argued in February that it would be too difficult to enforce an ordinance that prohibits the possession,
It would appear that this requirement would also be very difficult to enforce if, as seems likely, suppliers with no physical presence in the EU declined
With regard to recycling, the latest proposed deal sets out targets which may be very difficult to enforce due to vagueness in the wording which states that,"member states shall take the necessary measures designed to achieve recycling targets.”.
they are difficult to enforce in relation to the protection of the structural safety of the ships calling at loading or unloading terminals in the Member States.
as well as due to the fact that existing legislative provisions have been regarded as inflexible and difficult to enforce.
I also see these orders as being extremely difficult to enforce in the UK, for we will end up in a situation whereby an order is handed down by a foreign judge in a foreign land who knows nothing about the conditions of a British town
who find it particularly difficult to enforce claims across borders,
Let me give just a few examples to illustrate why it is so extraordinarily difficult to enforce the Community's requirements without the funding to do so:
However, the plenary also approved one amendment proposal which the Council regarded as being difficult to enforce.
The common position facilitates labelling by making a more flexible approach less difficult to enforce.
The Council did not include these amendments, since it considered that such obligations for end-users would be difficult to enforce.
unfair practices and make it difficult to enforce their rights.