Examples of using Difficult road in English and their translations into Danish
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It was a long, difficult road.
The Difficult Road of Hosni Mubarak.
It was at times a long, difficult road.
It's the difficult road I have chosen.
Neither he norI anticipated this long and difficult road.
You have a difficult road ahead of you, Agent Bennett.
It is therefore up to us Europeans to support this country on its very long and difficult road to accession.
The Difficult Road of Hosni Mubarak To be continued.
On the whole,I believe this is an important new step on the long and difficult road to peace in the Middle East.
Difficult road for cars with caravans and motorhomes longer than 6m. Contact.
Down the other path, the more difficult road, but there lies our bright and glorious future?
Amsterdam is not the finished work that we might have hoped for at Turin, butit is a quite significant step along the long and difficult road to European political unification.
It is a long and difficult road and the objective will not be achieved overnight.
Although his doctorate was awarded in 1911,it was a long and difficult road for Remak to be awarded his habilitation.
It's a dark and difficult road and I do not look down upon anyone who has the good sense not to take it.
We know that these priorities are, first of all,to make progress along the difficult road that is the Charter for Peace and Stability.
But it is a very difficult road to follow for small and medium sized financial institutions.
Or does it want to follow the example of Romania and resolutely tread the long and difficult road of economic reforms and closer cooperation with the European Union?
I urge you to turn this difficult moment in Turkey into an opportunity for renewed solidarity in that country,which is desperately needed on the long and difficult road to EU membership.
We have not yet reached the end of this long and difficult road, but must continue taking firm and decisive steps.
Supporting economic and democratic reforms, as well as simultaneously deploying all the necessary antidotes to fundamentalism and terrorism,is a difficult road but is the only one to take.
However, the difficult road we embarked upon enabled us to meet the Copenhagen criteria, thus allowing us to join the European family within the European Union, just as many other countries did.
PL Only those who have lived under the socialist system can fully understand the nations which experienced lack of personal freedom, lack of press andmedia freedom, or the difficult road these nations had to follow.
But this is just the beginning of a difficult road ahead, including the design of individual, locally based trading institutions; the coordination of these regional initiatives; and the timing of integration.
Mr President, it was 4 June in Aqaba. Ariel Sharon and Mahmoud Abbas were talking about peace, making pledges andembarking on the road marked out by the Quartet, a difficult road, without doubt, but one without any alternative.
It is an important step, butit is also a step on a very difficult road that we have to go down in order to restore confidence in the euro and in our economy so as to get out of this crisis by promoting economic growth and jobs.
A real sea change in Turkey' s behaviour and attitude would go some way towards encouraging all those who, in a spirit of perhaps excessive optimism, opted to speed up Turkey' s advance towards Europe andwould help to shorten the long and difficult road- to quote Mr Morillon once again- of Turkey' s admission to the European family.
Some of them will have to travel a long and difficult road of reforms, but, were that door to be shut, other doors would immediately open up to other forces, and we might well see those parts of Europe moving off in directions which, over time, will have negative consequences for us all.
In his first ever Oval Office address to the American people on Tuesday,U.S. President Barack Obama laid out plans for the difficult road ahead in dealing with the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which began back in April.
It has been a difficult road, but a road which suited both components in Europe: both those countries which were accustomed to financial stability and continued to pursue the same anti-inflationary policies and the others which, after decades with no financial discipline, found for the first time in the euro an oasis in which they could rationalise and restructure their economic basics.