Examples of using Create obstacles in English and their translations into Finnish
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RT create obstacles to these freedoms.
We have to reduce the burdens which create obstacles in aquaculture.
This may create obstacles for the functioning of the internal market.
What coherence do we have if, on the one hand,we remove borders and, on the other, create obstacles?
Such differing measures by Member States could create obstacles or distort competition within the internal market.
Technical requirements related to non-grid-connected renewable energy sources create obstacles.
Social protection systems can create obstacles to mobility, notably in those cases where mobility results in the reduction or loss of certain entitlements.
Players, friends are able to give each other gifts,items and even create obstacles in the game.
These rules can also create obstacles to the free movement of capital, free movement of workers and the freedom to provide services within the single market.
Currently, balancing markets often favour incumbents and create obstacles for newcomers.
Some of the national rules which create obstacles to the circulation of credit data, or prevent credit bureaux from providing services, constitute an infringement of the Treaty without prejudice to EU data protection rules;
Actions taken at national level to address the problems may create obstacles to the free movement of PPE.
A detailed opinion is one"to the effect that the measure envisaged may create obstacles to the free movement of services or the freedom of establishment of service operators within the internal market" provided for by Articles 49 and 43 respectively of the EC Treaty.
Individual solutions could, however, contradict the vehicle type approval scheme and, thus, create obstacles for the common market.
This concern comes in the face of a lack of ambition,which could create obstacles to the modernisation of our economies, and in the face of the danger posed by a‘two speed', divided Europe.
Not only legal requirements, but to a large extent technical requirements can affect the interoperability and create obstacles to the well functioning Internal Market.
If actions are taken at national level to address the problems, they may create obstacles to the free movement of Cableways products safety components and subsystems.
If these concerns are confirmed, such capacity mechanisms may distort competition andlead to higher electricity prices by unduly favouring particular producers or technologies, and they may create obstacles to trade in electricity across borders.
The heterogeneous application of these requirements can lead to inefficient solutions and create obstacles to the Internal Market, as well as jeopardising interoperability of information security functions.
From the date of receipt by the Commission of the communication referred to in Article 5(1) if the Commission or another Member State delivers a detailed opinion, within three months of that date,to the effect that the measure envisaged may create obstacles to the free movement of goods within the internal market.
Where a Member State and/or the Commission considers that the draft measure envisaged may create obstacles to the free movement of goods, it may deliver a detailed opinion as provided for in Article 9(2) of the Directive.
On this basis, the Commission insists that in view of the high level of guarantees with regard to data protection in the IMI system and the principle of sincere cooperation ofArticle 4.3 of the Treaty on the European Union, national data protection authorities should not create obstacles to using the system for national competent authorities.
As regards detailed opinions(Article 9(2)), these may be issued if the Commission ora Member State consider that the draft"may create obstacles to the free movement of services or to the freedom of establishment of service operators within the internal market.
This notification, pursuant to Directive 98/34/EC, allows the Commission andother Member States to carry out a prior examination of a measure which might create obstacles to the free movement of goods in the internal market.
Although those situations highlight shortcomings that are completely different in nature, they both create obstacles which impede the proper functioning of the internal market.
To underline that migrants and businesses from third countries, who generally see the EU as a single entity,face fragmented social security systems which create obstacles in terms of entering, moving within and leaving the EU;
However, this decision must not mean that incentives for the short and medium term(e.g. methane, LPG,new generation high-efficiency engines), should create obstacles for development in the medium and long-term, e.g. electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles.
The VW crisis has demonstrated that if Member States would takeremedial actions individually at national level, this entails the risk that the problems would not be uniformly addressed across the EU and create obstacles to the free movement of motor vehicles within the Internal Market.
But it would be unpardonable blindness not to see at the same time that these factors are already beginning to hamper the powerful development of our productive forces, since they create obstacles to the full extension of government planning to the whole of the national economy, especially agriculture.
Without prejudice to paragraphs 4 and 5, for four months the adoption of any draft rule on services, from the date of receipt by the Commission of the communication referred to in Article 5(1) if the Commission or another Member State delivers a detailed opinion, within three months of that date,to the effect that the measure envisaged may create obstacles to the free movement of services or to the freedom of establishment of service operators within the internal market.