Examples of using Exceptionally difficult in English and their translations into Finnish
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So it's exceptionally difficult.
And when there are fatal victims,the situation is exceptionally difficult.
It was an exceptionally difficult budget.
The maximum amount may be exceeded only if collection has justifiably been exceptionally difficult.
I think it is exceptionally difficult for us to specialise in aid programmes for personal transport.
The monitoring arrangements proved exceptionally difficult to implement.
But this is an exceptionally difficult and disturbing case. I understand the righteousness of your cause.
This is a clear indication that Russia is consid- ered an exceptionally difficult business environment.
It is exceptionally difficult to avoid irregularities, but it is even more important to find them and prevent them.
We must particularly emphasise this at the current time, which is an uncertain and exceptionally difficult period.
On the other hand, it is exceptionally difficult to revise the limit values for highly toxic substances downwards.
All these are the hallmarks of manliness and also everyone desires them butonly those that function exceptionally difficult to get it.
The automotive industry has found itself in an exceptionally difficult situation because of the current economic crisis.
It is exceptionally difficult to avoid irregularities but it is even more important to find them and to prevent them.
All these are the characteristics of manliness andalso everyone wants them however just those that function exceptionally difficult to obtain it.
Furthermore, it is exceptionally difficult to delete the threat manually because it can modify certain settings.
I do not seek to second-guess the doubtless well-intentionedinterpretations of others or to undermine efforts to make the most of the present, exceptionally difficult, situation.
Without such general agreement it will be exceptionally difficult to carry out evaluation which is applicable throughout Europe.
I always try to understand the situation of different groups of farmers in the individual countries, and I am in favour of solutions that help them,since I know that as a group, they are in an exceptionally difficult situation in terms of revenue.
Therefore, 2003 will be an exceptionally difficult year but we have started early enough to find the right kind of solutions.
Madam President, as a member of the Committee on Regional Policy I will speak on the report by Mr Azzolini, whom I would sincerely like to congratulate on his work,which was exceptionally difficult because there were conflicting interests and- I think I need not explain- the issue of'national aid'speaks for itself.
These are exceptionally difficult reports containing a great deal of complex technical details, but they are also exceptionally useful for European citizens.
I hope you will appreciate our efforts, in cooperation with Parliament, to bring to a conclusion this exceptionally difficult matter which, nevertheless, taught us many useful lessons and gave us many experiences.
He prepared this report under exceptionally difficult circumstances, as he had to face unusually powerful lobbying from the representatives of the consortium responsible for constructing this controversial project.
Mr President, as draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs on the Kuhne report,I should like to take this opportunity to offer Mr Kuhne my warmest congratulations on the exceptionally difficult process which he has been through in order to be able to find a compromise between so many opinions in such a strong and excellent report.
Mutual recognition in this field has proven exceptionally difficult, and becomes an increasingly important obstacle as the interest in producing and trading high-quality fertilisers from organic or secondary raw materials tends to increase.
PL Mr President, Mr Rodríguez Zapatero,your country has taken over the Presidency at an exceptionally difficult time- the last, I hope, phase of the worst economic crisis to hit our continent for 80 years.
Unfortunately, due to the events of the last year, we have faced exceptionally difficult circumstances in 2010- and also this year- that have given a very strong impetus to advance this work.
But I know from my discussions that there are areas where it is exceptionally difficult to get aid and medicines into the country because of the fighting that is going on and because people cannot get through.
Because of those concerns relating to health and the environment, mutual recognition has proven exceptionally difficult in the field of non-harmonised fertilisers, and economic operators have asked for the possibility to get access to the entire internal market by complying with harmonised rules addressing those concerns at EU level.