Examples of using Difficult conditions in English and their translations into Finnish
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I strongly advise you to endure these difficult conditions.
Admittedly, we created the difficult conditions ourselves, but they were difficult conditions nonetheless.
It represents a huge shake-up in the industry, compared with today's difficult conditions.
The difficult conditions of an artist's life opened the door to the tuberculosis that eventually took his.
We wanted to avoid welding in these somewhat difficult conditions so bolting was the answer.
Her crew briefly mutinied in April 1919 from a combination of war-weariness,Communist sympathizers in the crew and difficult conditions.
She also noted the situation and the especially difficult conditions for the sale of stocks by the landlocked countries of the European Union.
The screed has an alternative- it's modernMoisture resistant materials,which are also able to tolerate the difficult conditions of the bathroom well.
Given the difficult conditions in Mauritania and the lack of experience and training, the technical organisation of the elections proved to be satisfactory.
Here again, I would like to reiterate that I am aware of, and sensitive to, the difficult conditions that Finnish farmers have to work under.
Moreover, in objectively difficult conditions, the creation of artificial confidence looks grotesque, and does not lead to anything good, except to neurotic episodes.
The Council pays tribute to the courage and determination of those who took part in the voting,braving difficult conditions and the threat of violence.
The Commission has repeatedly highlighted the difficult conditions faced by Roma communities in Member States, candidate countries and acceding countries.
The Commission had to strike a balance between ensuring that this requirement is met, without imposing such difficult conditions as to make the TDM unworkable.
The difficult conditions under which SMEs operate have, however, resulted in the widespread occurrence of aspects of the black economy and precarious working conditions in some SMEs.
I have already had the opportunity to meet them- I did so yesterday- andI am very well aware of the extremely difficult conditions under which their parliament's members have to work.
He emphasised that despite these very difficult conditions, Moroccan civil society was making every effort to play its role in full, by highlighting infringements of human rights, corruption and governmental failings.
On the other hand, project outputs and results have frequently fallen short of objectives,partly because of the difficult conditions which development projects in general and environment projects in particular have to face.
Given the difficult conditions in which the Commission, through ECHO, the Humanitarian Aid Office, and its partners, is working, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get material aid and assistance to those who are suffering.
Hardox rubber blades are highly durable rubber blades with Hardox metal reinforcement that withstand difficult conditions better than standard rubber blades and ensure significantly longer lifetime thanks to wear resistant metal.
The uncontrolled spread of communicable diseases may lead to mass epidemics, contributing to an increase in the death rate, especially amongst children, who will be left without access to medical treatment or food aid andthereby lose all hope of survival in these exceptionally difficult conditions.
More Mrs Malmström and less Baroness Ashton is what we need, andwe will see that somehow we can improve the difficult conditions in which we find ourselves and will be able to ensure that the future is given a chance.
The difficult conditions for agricultural production, high transport costs, inadequate transport and communications networks, as well as the cost of transporting people and services, affect the economy and everyday living conditions of citizens living in hill and mountain areas.
Although it is acknowledged that small and medium-sized enterprises are the backbone of the European economy, the measures provided forin the report will, however, create difficult conditions precisely for these small and medium-sized enterprises.
Under what are for us very difficult conditions- we only recently came into office, which has some implications for the business of Europe- the German Government declared itself prepared to make Agenda 2000 the focus of our presidency and to reach agreement at the special summit in March.
Lastly, I would like to thank and congratulate my colleague, Mr Jové Peres, on his excellent work in what were- as our chairman Mr Stevenson has acknowledged- difficult conditions, racing against the clock, with a certain amount of pressure and a great number of misunderstandings.
I wish to begin, on behalf of the Commission, by thanking the Portuguese presidency for coordinating the Member States' positions so effectively andfor handling the negotiations with other delegations so proficiently under what I understand were occasionally extremely difficult conditions.
Yet refugees, asylum seekers and citizens of third countries who are arriving in Europe in increasing numbers are not mentioned as experiencing difficult conditions, and there is also no mention of their integration as being a matter of concern.
It was humbling, particularly for those of us who come from countries which often take our freedoms and democracy for granted, to see the courage and determination of those who exercised their democratic rights and took part in the voting,braving difficult conditions and the threat of violence.
As Vice-president of the Tunisian League for the Defence of Human Rights, Mr Galai described the particularly difficult conditions under which his organisation had had to work for years, owing to the police harassment that it, along with many other organisations.