Examples of using Considerable burden in English and their translations into German
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The disappointment involved for her was sometimes a considerable burden.
It has also led to a considerable burden on beneficiaries and Commission services.
The current national rules are complex and place a considerable burden on pet owners.
After all, food and the food industry are a considerable burden on the environment, and the Ecolabel could in any event bring a solution on this score.
Even when some individual vibrations are hardly noticeable,in sum they are a considerable burden on operators.
The necessary reforms will initially mean considerable burdens for the people in the countries shown here.
Going virtually unnoticed by the public, however,is a new regulation from another area which could lead to considerable burdens.
The challenge of 1992 will place a considerable burden on the industry.
The Commission imposes a considerable burden upon national authorities in respect of CCS financing as there is no scope for a significant contribution from the Commission's current budget.
For example, about 20,000 school buildings in Germany are a considerable burden on the municipalities' budgets.
Changes to numbering plans always impose a considerable burden on both businesses and residential users and should therefore only be envisaged when the benefits clearly outweigh the cost.
Depending on how many requests are made, this could place a considerable burden on the compensation department.
The risk assessment of substances has imposed a considerable burden on the authorities of the individual Member States, the European Commission and in particular the European Chemicals Bureau(ECB), with regard to human, technical and financial resources.
This point should be emphasised particularly in view of the fact that litigation in other countries places considerable burdens on claimants creditors.
This massive influx of refugees places considerable burdens on the infrastructure of receiving countries.
The Danish Government has from 1 January 1994 taken steps aimed principally atrevising sources of funding which at present is a considerable burden on the public budget.
The animals are often very much weakened by considerable burdens(flights/ exhibitions, etc.) so that the pathogen can nest in the mucous membranes.
Drought, storm damage, floods would become more likely and medium andlong-term insurance costs are therefore likely to become considerable burdens on industry and consequently on job creation.
The steep increase in the numbers of visitors has entailed a considerable burden on the natural surroundings, including the emergence of a veritable mountain of rubbish, from Base Camp and up into the high'death zone.
Such an approach would require high administrative costs for Member States andwould also be a considerable burden for the owners of the poor performing buildings.
In case 2350/2005/GG, the Ombudsman took the view that, as long as there is no easily accessible or su ciently complete register, the EU institutions must be prepared to provide citizens with ad hoc lists upon request,even if their preparation constitutes a considerable burden.
Geberit production plants'water consumption does not place a considerable burden on water sources as defined in the GRI guidelines.
Furthermore, it was suggested that the Yerevan conference would discuss a possible organisation of the preparation of replies in the parliaments,considering that 150 requests per year indeed represent a considerable burden for parliamentary services.
Taken together,the additional measures decided so far put a considerable burden on public finances in a large number of euro area countries.
Evidence from post-independent developing countries in the past 50 years shows that state-owned enterprises have, in the majority of cases, failed to efficiently and cost-effectively provide water, waste management, municipal services, road transport, aviation services, mining, reforestation and energy supplies,thereby making them a considerable burden on the state budget, hindering economic growth and impoverishing the poorest.
The EESC recognises that the necessary fulfilment of these commitments imposes a considerable burden on Croatia but expects that this problem will be resolved as soon as possible.
The barrage of inquiries from journalists, which was triggered by Mr. Claassen's consultants prior to the upcoming negotiations before the Nuremberg District Court,is reportedly an imposition for the court as well as a considerable burden for Solar Millennium and its employees, explained CEO Dr. Christoph Wolff on Wednesday in Erlangen.
The different formats used bypublic sector bodies can represent a considerable burden for private organisations that want to re-use information taken from several sources.
While the latter two would considerably reduce transaction costs for traders and offer a less complex legal environment for those wishing to trade cross-border,these options would however also create a considerable burden for traders as those who only traded domestically would also need to adapt to a new legislative framework.
Secondly, the major investments which havebeen made in the agricultural sector represent a considerable burden on accounts, since financial charges have risen to about 18% of final output compared with 6% for the European Union as a whole.