Examples of using Structural difficulties in English and their translations into Danish
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This institution is already experiencing a number of structural difficulties.
I do not know whether the Commissioner is aware of the structural difficulties that have arisen in the Saharan fishing ground since the last agreement.
I therefore urge that adaptations be made, whatever the structural difficulties.
How the ABR Method addresses these structural difficulties is described in ABR Technique.
In the beginning of 2005, the EU was(and still largely is)facing serious structural difficulties.
Regions already facing structural difficulties, such as Bornholm and North Jutland, are projected to lose 10% or more of their workforce by 2020.
For the sake of fairness, we should also provide appropriate support to regions that do not qualify for Objective 1 butare nonetheless faced with structural difficulties.
When we add to that the structural difficulties and, in particular, the shortcomings in terms of governance, the challenges faced by those working on the ground are obvious.
There is therefore unanimity as regards the continuation of the present regional policy concerning those regions which continue to face structural difficulties.
The problems involved in establishing new industries in regions affected by structural difficulties, such as the decline in the shipbuilding or steel industries, were examined in the context of new action programmes.
Secondly, there are the Structural Funds, which provide important economic support for economic andsocial change in areas with structural difficulties.
The ongoing structural difficulties facing Europe, in particular with respect to employment, makes the continuation of the policy of strictly limiting aid to those projects of real interest for the EU of vital importance.
Special efforts were made by the Commission to consult workers' andemployers' representatives in the economic sectors affected by structural difficulties.
If we wish to curb expenditure and tackle the structural difficulties of excessive, uneven support leading to distortion, the way to do so in my opinion is to enact more radical reforms, not to preserve the status quo.
Territorial cohesion has long been the subject of debate.There has been much discussion of areas with permanent structural difficulties that make it difficult for them to compete in this market.
It might even suggest a certain renationalisation of the structural policies, and that could not only distort the results the Commission is looking for with the creation of the new Objective 2, but could even undermine its fundamental aim,which is to support declining regions with structural difficulties.
My hope is that they will be implemented rapidly, particularly for the forestry sector,which is experiencing structural difficulties and has experienced a drastic reduction in supply.
Projects for the modernisation or conversion of undertakings, necessitated by structural difficulties, specifically improving the competitiveness of Community industry by developing or introducing advanced technology, or furthering European integration and resulting, for example, from close technical and economic cooperation between undertakings in different Member Countries.
The case of Italy is one of the most interesting because Italy- the third largest beneficiary of the Structural Funds, after Spain andGermany- is having some structural difficulties in using these resources.
We cannot ignore, with the excuse that there are no surpluses lying in the warehouses,the profound signs that the sector has structural difficulties: falling prices, sharp cuts in aid and production forecasts for the leading producer country that foreshadow worrisome scenarios for producers who are not at fault for all this.
However, this should not make us forget the roots of this crisis, which is the result, not only of the combination of economic problems directly linked to the attacks on 11 September, butalso of previous structural difficulties which were revealed and aggravated by the events of 11 September.
In the case of farms in rural areas where the structural difficulties caused by the very small size of farms make it particularly difficult to meet the requirements of Article 5 of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999, Member States may grant such farms support for investments totalling less than EUR 25000 to enable them to comply with those requirements within a period of not more than three years from the date of the decision to grant the support.
The principal problems are a peripheral location, persistently high unemployment, low income,heavy reliance on public service employment and structural difficulties arising from the överrepresentation of declining manufacturing industries.
Whereas in view of the particular structural difficulties in rural areas eligible under Objective No 2 of the Structural Funds, the Commission shall seek to ensure that in the programming of rural development measures, the intensity of Community aid per head of population is significantly higher in these areas than in areas not covered by Objective No 1 or Objective No 2 as far as the measures set out in Article 33 of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999 are concerned;
The new Objective 2, financed from the ERDF and the ESF(and the EAGGF Guarantee Section in rural areas), is to help support the economic andsocial conversion of areas experiencing structural difficulties areas undergoing socioeconomic change in the industrial and service sectors, declining rural areas, urban areas in difficulty and depressed areas dependent on fisheries.
In a recent resolution from this Parliament on the COM in tobacco, the following aspects were approved by the House: that in a new COM in the tobacco sector, policies to promote employment and combat job losses are the highest priority in the European Union today; andthat granting aid for tobacco growing solves structural difficulties in the less-favoured regions.
Projects for the modernisation or conversion of undertakings,whether called for by the progressive establishment of the common market or necessitated by structural difficulties, specific projects improving the competitiveness of Community industry by developing or Introducing advanced technology, and projects resulting from close technical and economic cooperation between undertakings in different Member Countries.
Statistical criteria alone are not enough to demonstrate the real economic situation of the various European regions lagging behind in development andthey are insufficient for providing tangible answers in terms of solidarity to those regions that have still to overcome the hardships due to structural difficulties or to objective situations such as insularity or peripherality.
Mainly, however, Commissioner, how does the Commission react to the idea of including in the revised treaty that will emerge from the Intergovernmental Conference, an order recognizing the particular nature of island regions, and the problems they face in common, which could in the future constitute the legal base for the implementation of an integrated Community policy that is essential if islands are to escape isolation,overcome their structural difficulties and claim a better future within the framework of United Europe.
But unfortunately that alters nothing in relation to the structural difficulty.