Examples of using A difficult issue in English and their translations into German
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I know this is a difficult issue.
This is a difficult issue on which to adopt a position.
Russia's WTO accession is also a difficult issue.
Recasting remains a difficult issue for the work of this Parliament.
Even on group treks this sometimes is a difficult issue.
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That is a difficult issue because, after all, hackers inherently wish to remain unrecognized.
We all know inside each of our groups this is a difficult issue.
This is a difficult issue but one where the United Kingdom has a particular problem.
The assessment of alternatives in EIA procedures is usually a difficult issue.
This is, of course, a difficult issue to discuss sensibly in a United States election year.
Perhaps not everyone will appreciate my choices; it remains a difficult issue.
A difficult issue that is more difficult to manage than the chaos at home and in the office.
Besides, I do not think that the issue with Russia is a difficult issue.
Access to the market for services is a difficult issue in the context of the ongoing negotiations at the WTO.
I voted against this report andI acknowledge that the composition of the European Parliament is a difficult issue.
This, of course, becomes a difficult issue with the Internet and books on tantra practice readily available.
This was perhaps the first time that any ECOC has explored such a difficult issue in such an explicit way.
I realise that this is a difficult issue for many, but for me it is not an environmental issue in that sense.
Competent authorities canrely on them to seek advice any time they are confronted with a difficult issue that is not covered by these guidelines.
It had been a difficult issue that seriously tarnished the European Parliament's image and I believe that we are all very pleased that it has been resolved.
Anyone managing to achieve support across the group divide for such a difficult issue has clearly done an excellent job, and I should like to thank the rapporteur for this.
I do not, however, wish to aim any criticism at the rapporteur, Mr Sacconi. On the contrary,I would like to congratulate him most warmly for his splendid work on a difficult issue over a long period of time.
This is an inherent contradiction and a difficult issue, one that needs to be examined, and one of which we must not lose sight at the present time.
This was a difficult issue for the convoy as it mean that the majority of them, who had saved so hard and collected so much to purchase this equipment would have to turn back after weeks of delay in Egypt and not see the aid going to those who needed.
Good agricultural practices- GAP- was a difficult issue, but we got a definition with the help of the Commission, which I am delighted to see here today.
It is undoubtedly a difficult issue which changes certain fundamental elements of our European Union tradition, and that is the notion of the rotating six-month Presidency.
Mr President, securing the future has always been a difficult issue, irrespective of whether it takes the form of a White Paper, deregulation, partnership or structural adjustment.
Additionality has been a difficult issue in the UK and there are still concerns about how far the growth in structural fund support is influencing the decline in national and local spending on economic development.
It is a common sense balance to a difficult issue and I would appeal to the House to support the resolution as put forward by the Legal Affairs Committee.
I recognise that this is a difficult issue for some Members and that paragraphs 37 and 38 of the report may seem to pre-empt the reconsultation process on the procedures directive in which we hope Parliament will be involved very shortly.
