Examples of using The difficult task in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mr President-in-Office, I should first of all like to express my greatest respect for the difficult task that your Presidency has ahead of it.
I congratulate the rapporteur on how he tackled the difficult task of drawing up this considerate report.
Surgeon Simulator 2013 is a free game which recreates the difficult task of trying to perform a life saving operation.
I would also like to wish the European Commission success, as it now has the difficult task of implementing and monitoring the effectiveness of this directive,
following the approval of the reports we are currently debating, the difficult task of trying to convince the Council to come to an agreement quickly.
As seen above, the difficult task ahead of the Commission will- in the Committee's view- only bear fruit as part of a structured dialogue with tourism
In the difficult task still ahead of you,
You will have the difficult task of establishing Europe in a new millennium,
The difficult task facing economic policy makers is to find an optimal path for saving,
gave an inspiring interview in the Dutch press on the difficult task that lies ahead of him in Kosovo Polje.
it is well known that the inadequacy of the resources he was given meant that he was unable to complete the difficult task given to him.
simply a kind of ratification process under the pressure of the difficult task of reaching agreement between 25 governments,
Mr President, I should like to conclude by asking the Commission, in the difficult task it has ahead of it, in which it is making an enormous effort,
That has been the difficult task of the Temporary International Mechanism set up by the EU at the request of the Quartet,
Mr Tsatsos, can proceed with the difficult task that awaits them with the European Parliament' s backing.
undermine the difficult task to which the EU is committed,
the federal Länder are currently adopting a very negative attitude, clearly demonstrate, Mr Fischler and Mr Byrne,">too, the difficult task that we are faced with
it is the tradition for group spokesmen to start by duly thanking the rapporteurs for carrying out the difficult task of reconciling positions and thus achieving a