Examples of using Difficulties may in English and their translations into Finnish
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What difficulties and difficulties may arise?
Difficulties may arise at the stage of selection of colors.
In cross border situations the following difficulties may arise.
Difficulties may arise when the hear the answer in an unknown language.
Through the imposition of public service obligations, some of these difficulties may be overcome.
Difficulties may be linguistic, social or educational.
The fact that it is to be implemented by the Member States, and that difficulties may arise in the process.
Some difficulties may arise for those who wishcreate a feng shui one-bedroom apartment.
Elimination of the opalescence: if any colloid substance is present, difficulties may arise during filtering.
The difficulties may have led some to believe that the solution lies in hiving off the Office.
After reading the title, many will think what other difficulties may arise, what could be more natural?
Difficulties may arise in destroying regrowth of tolerant plants in subsequent seasons.
Where there are milder or more transient difficulties, language difficulties may be a more appropriate term.
Difficulties may arise if the Commission and/ or some Members States do not make available the necessary resources for the success of the operation.
I know that there is a great deal of work to do. I know that the difficulties may seem impossible to overcome.
For example, difficulties may arise in explaining the suitability of a particular remedy if the confidential informationjustifying that decision cannot be discussed.
The proposal recognises the diverse nature of groups facing discrimination, and that particular difficulties may exist in relation to one ground of discrimination only.
These difficulties may also arise if there are bilateral agreements between the Member State which is implementing the removal and these third countries.
We work with our regulators and with gambling charities in an attempt to offer a range of control tools that those who are experiencing difficulties may use.
The ECB has stated that although at present there is no immediate problem, difficulties may arise in view of the planned changes to the eligibility of collateral, which will include for instance bank loans.
Its difficulties may yet achieve more than all the common sense arguments put forward, including the European Parliament's opinion calling for serious consideration of the land-based route for this venture.
It went on to say,"a central body for the public discussion of common interpretations is required in order thatsolutions for practical difficulties may be examined at a lower level than the European Court of Justice.
Economic/political difficulties may lead to difficulties and delays in the design and implementation of interventions, particularly in beneficiary countries where institutions are still young and fragile;
Further to the reduction in the financial envelope for TACIS by EUR 5.6 million,programmes facing serious implementing delays and/or difficulties may be asked to contribute to the re-allocation.
Additional difficulties may arise where the incumbent requires expensive and lengthy pre-tests, or may impose heavy penalty clauses in the arrangements negotiated.
What the Commission has said on several occasions, notably during the Ecofin meeting on 19 May 1998, is that it is up to the individual Member States concerned to consider if and to what extent specific regional difficulties may occur after the abolition of duty-free sales.
As far as Article 92(1) is concerned, these difficulties may relate in particular to the characterisation of the measure as State aid, the possible distortion of competition to which it may give rise and the effect on trade between Member States.
Such difficulties may relate in particular to the technical equipment of laboratories, the use of business vehicles, exhibition-stand materials, road-mending machinery, construction-site equipment, security vans or technical standards for electronic signatures.
State aid helping businesses suffering from financial difficulties may in particular besubject to the Community guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firmsin difficulty OJ C 288, 9.10.1999.
These difficulties may have adverse consequences in terms of operation management, especially for projects in areas of Community priority such as the environment, social inclusion, research, innovation or energy, and in terms of the number of errors in applying the provisions of Article 55.