Examples of using Difficulties faced in English and their translations into Finnish
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So I know the difficulties faced by the poor.
However, its secretariat was assessed as somewhat fragile with limited size(5 staff members),limited number of financial experts and difficulties faced during that period to keep stable resources.
The difficulties faced originally are being overcome because of an arrangement between the social partners.
We need political commitment to overcome the difficulties faced by European integration.
The rapporteur stressed the difficulties faced by small and medium-sized enterprises, but was confident of their capacity to survive and grow.
With problems of this nature, it is wrong to focus on the difficulties faced by one economic sector or another.
The difficulties faced and the specific circumstances on which they are based must be objective, well documented, and verifiable.
I would like to take this opportunity to say that within the European Union the difficulties faced by the outermost regions are not generally understood.
Mr President, the difficulties faced by the peace process in the Middle East are well known. As for the political obstacles to be tackled, these are all too apparent.
This is an appropriate measure,which could mitigate the difficulties faced by the unemployed, given the right economic circumstances.
The difficulties faced in the Council as regards formulating a position meant that one could not be agreed, despite good cooperation from the French Presidency and the Czech Presidency.
The EU remains concerned about the humanitarian situation, and the difficulties faced by humanitarian organisations working in Somalia in recent years.
The difficulties faced by the shipyards had started in the 1990s, to be precise in 1990, well before the Polish accession to the EU, and were by the way not caused by the current financial and economic crisis.
We are talking about a Fund that is a political instrument and,as such, it must resolve the difficulties faced by the areas affected and the people living in them.
Right holders report difficulties faced when seeking to authorise and be fairly remunerated for the use of their content online.
As in the past, we must now adopt temporary emergency measures to overcome the difficulties faced by the fisheries sector against the backdrop of rising oil prices.
It is true that some of the difficulties faced in the sector of strawberries for processing originate from low-priced imports of frozen strawberries from third countries.
The Commission communication on'improving the economic situation in the fishing industry' mentions the difficulties faced by the industry and identifies some new approaches for fisheries management.
We cannot neglect the difficulties faced by farmers in the newly acceded countries which result from adaptations to meet European standards.
The information contained in the database helps both to boost understanding of the European system and to resolve the difficulties faced by citizens and businesses concerning the internal market.
While I do not underestimate the difficulties faced by Commissioner Špidla, we need to establish legal obligations on Member States to achieve the necessary changes.
The EESC agrees that developing all workers' skills and extending the economic contribution made by older workers are importantfactors which must be reflected in companies' age structures and in steps to resolve the difficulties faced by social security systems.
I would like to draw attention to the difficulties faced by the inhabitants of the Russian Federation's Kaliningrad Region.
The Member States must commit themselves to continuing with the programmes as there must be increased collaboration between technology platforms,universities and the industrial sector as well as further simplification of procedures to eliminate the difficulties faced by small and medium-sized enterprises in accessing the research and development programmes.
The Commission is aware of the difficulties faced by several Member States in the implementation of this directive, but considers it to be an important element of its policy to tackle water pollution.
Finally, in the context of mainstreaming advocated by the Commission in its action plan, I emphasise that the 1999 guidelines for Member States' employment policies, which were proposed in October and endorsed last weekend at the Vienna Summit, call for a labour market open to all andcontain an explicit reference to the need to address the particular labour market difficulties faced by ethnic minorities.
Member of the Commission.-The Commission is fully aware of the difficulties faced by consumers who are denied access to web sites or are discriminated against on a geographical basis when seeking to make on-line purchases.
The difficulties faced by the Eastern Partnership over the past year in countries which until now have made the greatest progress towards signing Association Agreements are largely the result of manoeuvres by Russia, which is trying to prevent closer ties between partner countries and the EU.
For example, in Northern Finland, growth of forests is forecastto improve notably and tourism to benefit from the difficulties faced by other countries' tourist locations, while reindeer husbandry might suffer from poor weather conditions with respect to nutrition supply of the reindeer.
The difficulties faced by many European producers in adapting to the regulations that are to enter into force as of 1 January 2012 will bring about a shortage of table eggs on the market and a significant rise in the price of such eggs, a fall in the sector's competitiveness compared to imported eggs from third countries, and, most likely, production being stopped or greatly scaled down.