Esimerkkejä Are obstacles käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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There are obstacles to implementation.
I referred to the fact that certain agreements are obstacles, and this is what we are saying.
These factors are obstacles particularly for small and medium-sized firms.
It also realises that current dynamics,complexities and dilemmas are obstacles to a robust roadmap.
All these are obstacles to integration and have an adverse effect on consumer confidence.
And as Mrs Green has already pointed out, these are obstacles of which the Turks themselves are increasingly aware.
They are obstacles to economic development and to the implementation of a range of Community programmes in support of reconstruction, rehabilitation and development.
It is not so easy,because everywhere there are obstacles in the form of blocks of stone, ancient amphorae, mummy sarcophagi.
All outlying settlements on Palestinian land built since September 2000 must be pulled down, andall activities carried on in them must stop, since they are obstacles to the two-state solution.
Such provisions are obstacles to efficient cooperation between tax administrations since they hamper the requesting authority in its fight against fraud.
On the contrary, we think that increased centralization,a common defence policy and EMU are obstacles to cooperation between several of Europe's countries.
Standing in your way are obstacles, inhibitors, turrets, constant waves of weak computer-controlled minions that fight for each team.
Gender segregation by occupation, the pay gap, anddifficulties in reconciling professional and personal lives are obstacles to women's full participation in the labour market.
The report states that there are obstacles to the development of small enterprises, for example in terms of obtaining credit and dealing with complicated tax systems and with administrative procedures for gaining access to Structural and Development Funds.
For some of the members of the family, their dreams have been put off,"deferred", for years;for others, there are obstacles they must overcome in order to pursue their dreams.
The economic crisis, which has reduced the money that the participating companies have available for investment,along with a number of uncertainties linked to the sources supplying the pipeline are obstacles which must be overcome.
The pursuit of the colonisation process, the persistence of terrorism and violence, andthe fate of Palestinian detainees are obstacles to efforts to bring about peace, as is the situation of Israeli hostages held by terrorist groups; I am thinking of Gilad Shalit in particular.
None of the parties to the present action denies this, and indeed it is undeniable that the armed conflicts that devastate many countries in the world andthe insecurity prevailing in those countries are obstacles to their development. 71.
In its document the Commission argues that fragmentation andunder-development of risk capital markets in Europe are obstacles to the growth of Small and Medium-sized Companies(SMEs) and that therefore a comprehensive action plan is needed to eliminate the barriers holding back EU risk capital markets.
The EU places high priority in initiatives andactivities aiming at reconciling for the future, through overcoming legacies of the past, which are obstacles to normalisation and democratic development.
The problem is that it has to be applied; the problem is that we need to take measures, and sometimes when measures need to be taken, they are legal measures,and sometimes there are obstacles in their path.
In addition to all of this there are the disparities that exist in the application of the quota system between some countries and others; and, Commissioner, I have to say that in some countries,such as mine, there are obstacles to the liberalisation of the sector, and that for example the individual transfer of quotas, a fundamental element for restructuring, has been banned since 2005.
This is because the European Union' s strength is increasingly bureaucratic power, a pervasive bureaucracy that desires to take control of everything, under the ideological illusion that the law andthe parliamentary process are obstacles that needlessly slow down reform.
According to established case-law, any national administrative procedures and decisions,that the access to cross-border provision of services is made subject to, are obstacles to the free movement of services unless they are objectively justified, necessary and proportionate.
The diversity of both the rules under substantive law and the rules of international jurisdiction or of applicable law, the multitude of authorities to which international succession matterscan be referred and the fragmentation of successions which can result from these divergent rules are obstacles to the free movement of persons in the Union.
Integration problems occur particular in those ethnically mixed- andoften deprived- areas where racism and xenophobia are obstacles to migrants' sense of belonging and participation.
It is now accepted by the majority of international private and public stakeholders, international agencies andfunding authorities that tax evasion and corruption are obstacles to the progress of the developing and least advanced countries.
In order to reduce our unemployment, which persists at a high level, there must now be more open-minded efforts to assess andreform the structures that are obstacles either to employment or to the acceptance of jobs on offer.
While the best option for representation of the euro area in the key international financial fora andinstitutions remains the creation of a single euro-area chair, there are obstacles to achieving this in the short term, due, in part, to divisions among Member States.
While saluting those Member States that have taken the same position so far, I call upon the other Member States to join in andtake into consideration the fact that the transitional periods are obstacles to the development of a single European labour market and hamper its competitiveness.