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All the problems which may cause your streaming encoder freeze.
Sinking a hole in the wrong place ordrilling improperly can create problems which may lead to delays.
There are three main problems which may be a cause of division.
The rapporteur points out the advantages which the euro brings butalso the risks and problems which may arise.
Problems which may arise in the early years can be controlled using intelligently-configured transitional periods.
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Somehow I managed to solve it, but I wanted to know how to backup and restore Outlook files without any issue;to avoid problems which may arise in future.
This Directive covers zootechnical problems which may arise in intra-Community trade in pure-bred breeding sheep and goats and the semen, ova and embryos thereof.
These problems do not just distort the image of the sector, butthey are real problems which may become worse as a result of enlargement.
I must saythat in many cases, I see problems which may arise from the application of passenger rights, and insuring against these problems will surely be a very lucrative area for many financial institutions.
Greater labour mobility may certainly help to confront the problems which may arise in the event of asymmetric clashes.
It is obviously also important to stress that, before it is applied Europe-wide,it must be piloted to ensure that it works in practice because this will prevent many problems which may emerge later.
Whereas the Council has already adopted some measures, in order to deal with possible practical problems which may arise after the abolition of these border controls; whereas the Member States themselves have also taken some measures;
EJB Suite offering refined procedures for solving and performing sensitivity analysis on uni and multi dimensional, local orglobal optimization problems which may or may not have linear constraints.
Accordingly the problems which may be entailed in the exercise of its power of appraisal by the national court and the relations which it maintains within the framework of Article 177 with the Court of Justice are governed exclusively by the provisions of Community law.
Generally speaking, we all know the importance that not only Parliament butalso the Council attach to obtaining full clarification as quickly as possible of environmental and other problems which may arise due to depleted uranium.
With a view to ensuring the respect of the objectives of this Regulation whilst taking into consideration specific problems which may arise in certain Member States in the application of these provisions, the Member States concerned may, .
Whereas the Council's Resolution of 7 December 1992 on making the Single Market work invites the Member States andthe Commission to consider the need for strengthened cooperation to solve any practical problems which may arise;
It is of course absolutely essential that particular attention should be paid to especially sensitive sectors,including for example the cross-frontier problems which may arise at the Eastern European nuclear power stations, and for the necessary measures to be taken.
Clarifying certain problems which may arise in the Community or in all the member countries and to give a brief idea of the possible differences in the behaviour patterns of the national economies;(ii) providing guidelines about the extent of possible divergences in the develop ment of the principal macroeconomic variables over the next five years.
Whereas given the nature of infant formulae andfollow-on formulae the detailed rules as to nutrient declaration on the labelling need to be clarified in order to avoid any problems which may arise from the application of other relevant Community legislation;
With regard to the decision taken in 1991 on dutyfree sales for travellers between the Member States, the European Council has asked the Commission andthe ECOFIN Council to examine by March 1999 the problems which may arise with regard to employment and, on the basis of propos als from the Commission, to look at how these problems can be dealt with, including the possibility of extending the transitional provisions for a limited period.
Mr President, given that the principal objective of Economic and Monetary Union should be to present Europe with a strong common voice and given that, during the last few months, everything has gone unexpectedly well,it would be a great political mistake for us to create problems which may undermine the credibility of EMU.
We are aware that we are being very much affected by external factors and that we have not been capable of being more independent from them, butwe believe this is an excellent departure point for confronting the problems which may arise in the future and for taking advantage of opportunities for growth in the best possible way at the point when they arise.
In the area of satellite and cable broadcasting, however, the principle which applies must be that of the unity of the act,whereby the law of the country of origin of the broadcast is taken to be the only applicable law, despite the problems which may arise from the point of view of relocation.
Mr President, I want to congratulate Mr Sakellariou because in his report he deals coherently with the three basic pillars of the Barcelona statement andalso proposes alternatives to solve the problems which may be generated by political cooperation, cooperation in security, economics and finance, and cultural, social and human cooperation.
Naturally enough, it has also been the task of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport to emphasise that the language in the rules must be as clear, simple and understandable as possible. In the same way, we have also pointed out that openness andtransparency are the best tools for solving the problems which may arise as a result of cultural and linguistic differences between the Member States, on this issue too.
In view of the interest shown during the negotiation of the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the United Mexican States in the transport sector, particularly sea transport,the Contracting Parties have agreed to examine in the Joint Committee any problems which may arise in this sector in order to seek mutually satisfactory solutions.
Montenegro is a state andsociety without any objective problems which might prevent it from doing what is necessary to attain membership of the European Union.
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