Examples of using Implementation problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The requirement of Directive 2004/109/EC regarding disclosure of new loans has lead to many implementation problems in practice and its application is considered to be complex.
Regular experts' meetings will continue to take place in view of discussing implementation problems and exchanging best practices between MSs.
which would have led to legal uncertainty and major implementation problems for market operators.
the described implementation practice point to no implementation problems.
Furthermore, the rejection of the delegated act less than four months before the texts entered into application would have led to legal uncertainty and major implementation problems for market operators.
However, the more ambitious deadlines of the revised packaging directive would have in all likelihood resulted in significant costs and implementation problems for many businesses.
As a consequence of the delays and implementation problems, the main objectives have not been achieved in the pre-accession period.
would cause implementation problems.
Furthermore, the Committee believes that these measures will raise more implementation problems for Member States than if they immediately terminated those agreements,
Another essential aspect of the EDPS' supervisory role is the cooperation with national supervisory authorities to:•examine implementation problems in connection with the operation of Eurodac;•examine possible difficulties encountered by national supervisory authorities during checks;•draw up recommendations for common solutions to existing problems. .
because they would cause implementation problems amendments 15, 23 and 26.
The Commission will gain an opportunity to identify potential systemic solutions to environmental implementation problems, to raise awareness at an earlier stage
which has been the case until now, it could in practice lead to serious implementation problems and freeloaders.
and study implementation problems at the national, international
In the case of the latter Member States, implementation problems for paying agents will indeed have consequences which are much more far-reaching than in the case of the other Member States which have to gather information.
focus more on identifying practical implementation problems of significance to different Member States.
would create major implementation problems and would even impede some essential medical procedures
The EESC is concerned that the scope of Member State decision making provided by the text of Directive 95/46 has created an implementation problem.
In the course of the annual international review under the KP, a review team may find an implementation problem relating to a Member State.
However, the Commission notes a variety of implementation problems and an under-utilisation of appropriations.