Examples of using Current difficult in English and their translations into Czech
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This is bad news in the current difficult economic climate.
In the current difficult and challenging economic situation we cannot afford such impediments.
In fact, it offers a solution to the current difficult economic situation, and at no cost at that.
Proper implementation is therefore the most pressing issue,especially in the current difficult economic crisis.
In the light of the current difficult economic situation, it is a must that SMEs retain their employees.
In view of that, the European institutions could provide a strategic opening, despite the current difficult situation.
Our objective- even more so in the current difficult climate- is to adopt an inclusive approach to employment policy.
However, the Member States wish to make their systems sustainable,especially considering the current difficult economic situation.
In the current difficult economic and financial climate, the significance of monitoring has become more important than ever before.
The EU is also seeking to assist Libya in the current difficult political and security situation.
Madam President, in the current difficult economic climate, this report brings the kind of joined-up thinking that is desperately needed.
Mr Orbán, you know that to succeed in your mandate andhelp Europe through its current difficult phase, you need the confidence of Parliament.
In the current difficult economic situation, we have once again been able to discern the construction of a new wall in Europe, this time an economic wall.
Many Europeans are wondering which of these things the Commission is going to focus on in the current difficult circumstances, and I am relaying that concern to you today.
In this current difficult financial climate, I have to oppose this increase in spending, especially considering that the programme is already 60% over budget.
The Commission attaches great importance to informing and consulting employees at both national and transnational level,particularly in the current difficult context of the financial crisis.
PL Mr President,I hope the current difficult situation in European transport will not last for too long and will not turn into a real transport crisis.
Madam President, I voted for adoption of the resolution,because I think that it contains many very pertinent remarks on the causes and effects of the current difficult situation in developing countries.
This is also needed to combat the current difficult environment: by speeding up programmes, it will contribute to strengthening the EU, the Member States and their regions.
However, the high number of low-cost airline bankruptcies in the European Union since 2000, and the recent case of Sky Europe,have clearly demonstrated the vulnerability of the low-cost carriers to the changing oil prices and the current difficult economic conditions.
Bearing in mind the current difficult situation in the financial markets, we should give absolute priority to legislative work to establish cohesive and effective means of supervision.
It is from this perspective that I support the idea, defended in the Zver report, that the funding of young people's education and mobility is an investment in Europe's future,not an additional burden on the budget, this despite the current difficult economic situation.
LT Madam President, given the current difficult financial, economic and social situation the European Union faces, Parliament's budget resources should be managed with rigour and efficiency.
We can surely all agree on the adoption of the draft resolution, in the hope that measures initiated by the EU may assist the people of Zimbabwe, who are terrorised by their government, to reverse,with the assistance of civic and opposition leaders, the current difficult situation in the country by means that are as peaceful as possible.
In the current, difficult financial situation throughout the whole of the European Union, initiatives to promote development and employment are of paramount importance, and this must be reflected in the 2009 budget.
We must therefore discuss very sensitively our common ideas on how to get Europe as safely andas quickly as possible out of the current difficult situation, while not undervaluing the effort of individual government representatives to solve the problems of their countries through their own powers and their own abilities, in order to avoid coming into conflict with European interests.
The current difficult economic situation which the whole of Europe is going through is highlighted by a fall in incomes and rise in unemployment, which is reflected across the Community in the real need to manage the daily shopping better.
The Council has been very active in seeking solutions: intensive consultations are in progress, and they will culminate next week at the meeting of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council, whilst short-term, medium-term and long-term measures are being sought where the aim isto preserve European fisheries, to bridge the current difficult phase and to preserve both coastal as well as pelagic fisheries.
One thing, however, remains clear: even in the current difficult economic and financial circumstances, we should not lose sight of long-term objectives such as sustainable development and the low-carbon economy.
However, the Commission has opted to introduce a measure which is simple, effective and timely and which will make it possible:(a) for manufacturers in the EU to sell tractors,overcome the current difficult economic crisis, find new resources for research and comply with the limits laid down by European law for environmental protection purposes;(b) for farmers to replace their oldest tractors with new ones whose engines will be less polluting.