Examples of using Particularly problematic in English and their translations into Danish
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The environmental situation in the Alps is particularly problematic.
Customer churn is however particularly problematic early in the customer relationship.
Particularly problematic substances should only be used with special authorisation.
Hence it is difficult to define any particularly problematic provisions.
In particularly problematic areas of the skin is better to use healing tool.
Mr President, the European Union lacks moral authority.That is particularly problematic in matters of finances.
This action is particularly problematic in Category IV, foreign policy.
Designs rings andhas developed specific combinations for particularly problematic and demanding applications.
Everything becomes particularly problematic when the husband and wife come from different countries.
The interface looks a bit dated butI don't find this to be particularly problematic if the functionality is fine.
Particularly problematic are rural areas, where consumers suffer because they are deemed too commercially unviable to be given adequate broadband coverage.
To do this,construct the blind area, and in particularly problematic cases, it may be necessary and the drainage system.
Among changes that enlargement will entail in the economic setting of the EU,agriculture is seen as a particularly problematic sector.
What made the patch particularly problematic was that Microsoft updated it a lot.
Even the Scientific Veterinary Committee agrees that the current method of keeping birds in cages is particularly problematic.
There are therefore two amendments which are particularly problematic; those concerning practising doctors and those concerning Sunday as a rest day.
We also knew at that time that the entry of Cyprus into the European Union would become particularly problematic owing to this Turkish occupation.
This is particularly problematic in the chemical industry, where constituents and processes are kept secret from competitors Example from Teknos with data collection through the EDIP PC tool gave 3-10% of necessary data.
DE Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Solana, ladies and gentlemen,what has happened is particularly problematic and dangerous, and for two reasons.
Bedding material may help parasite eggs to survive, but the amount of litter appeared to be less important.The project could not confirm previous suggestion that deep litter deep litter is particularly problematic.
At Søstrene Grene, we have, for example, opted to prohibit the use of particularly problematic substances that appear on the EU's candidate list of substances of very high concern.
In recent months, a vaccine against cervical cancer has been developed: a cancer that is always particularly problematic in young women.
Turning to Case 4, which the Committee on Legal Affairs found particularly problematic, I would be particularly appreciative if we could again review our opinion and our recommendation.
The government's most important goal is that by 2020 there should no longer be any products orgoods on the market containing chemicals with particularly problematic health or environmental impacts2.
This situation is particularly problematic when we know that such programmes can limit the government's capacity to invest in development and when overly ambitious goals are set, particularly as regards inflation and the budget deficit.
A significant factor in this is the visible andinvisible corruption that is particularly problematic in a number of countries and which is undermining our democracy.
Even though, at this point, we are only talking about a recasting of the guidelines,I would nevertheless like to take the opportunity to mention a project that is particularly problematic for Austria.
Efforts are being focused on investigating the extent to which consumers are exposed to chemicals,analysing where the particularly problematic substances are found, and informing consumers, purchasers, and the retail sector about the findings.
Of course, it is particularly problematic when, out of all the Member States, it is the larger ones, such as Germany and France, who, having compelled the smaller countries- including those in southern Europe- to accept this Pact, themselves breach it, breaking its rules and even altering it when they get into difficulties.
I can assure the honourable Members that the Hungarian Presidency is striving to find the way to progress with regard to the particularly problematic issues of this proposal and will continue to do all it can to bring the matter to a successful conclusion.