Examples of using It increasingly difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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variety of delivery methods for content that will make it increasingly difficult for the public authorities to rate on an ex ante basis.
which makes it increasingly difficult for MSs to detect
making it increasingly difficult for both customs administrations and traders to apply these outdated rules in a modern environment.
that- due to the crisis- Greek families are finding it increasingly difficult to afford a student doing an Erasmus year abroad.
where they find it increasingly difficult to get financing
we must note with sadness that Israel is making it increasingly difficult to hold this line.
The exponential growth of the increasingly sophisticated financial products market has made it increasingly difficult for savers and small investors to understand the mechanisms
handle domestic ethnic tensions- are already so contentious that the leadership might find it increasingly difficult to build the kind of consensus necessary to govern effectively.
construction of new nuclear power stations as soon as there is a change in government, make it increasingly difficult to locate capital on the market.
Franck was finding it increasingly difficult to tell them apart.
Martinsson accusing him of lying and finding it increasingly difficult to rely on Kurt.
This has made it increasingly difficult to identify sufficient margins from which to draw contributions.
Banks and mortgage institutions found it increasingly difficult to obtain funds on the securities markets.
making it increasingly difficult to develop new drugs.
This would also make it increasingly difficult for people at a disadvantage to access the labour market.
Growing loan losses made it increasingly difficult for some Swedish banks to obtain the necessary funds abroad.
Most Member States find it increasingly difficult to control their greenhouse gas emissions for different reasons.
Member States are finding it increasingly difficult to record economic growth.
Meanwhile the government finds it increasingly difficult to explain that a budget surplus target of 1 per cent of GDP still applies.