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Some explanation is due on a point that caused considerable difficulty.
It had considerable difficulty in inventing a fresh strategic initiative in Afghanistan and in Iraq.
We must not disguise the fact that combining cultural diversity and the market represents a considerable difficulty.
The performers and the conductor, faced with new music of considerable difficulty, acquitted themselves with calm mastery and musicianship.
In this respect, the EESC welcomes the decision taken and recommends strengthening the EBA's role in protecting the savings and interests of users,which it already carries out with extreme competence but considerable difficulty for lack of available resources.
The second and still more considerable difficulty by such an intended interpretation attempt results from Ludwig Wittgenstein's sociological position itself.
Undertakings in the road transport andinland waterway sectors are already complaining about the considerable difficulty in finding personnel.
This Headquarters is having considerable difficulty in establishing adequate basis for requisitioning rations for prisoners of war currently held in Theater….
It should be pointed out that, in the arguments of the delegation of the different countries of the European Union, of the ministers,there is one factor which is true and that it is the considerable difficulty of genuinely controlling self-employed drivers.
Even if we find that one population or group is more prone to cancer than another,we may have considerable difficulty in determining which factor(or combination of factors) is responsible for the higher incidence of the disease.
Brazil's central bank has had considerable difficulty in keeping inflation under control, particularly as the Rousseff government has been tasked with simultaneously stabilizing government finances, reducing the current account deficit, stopping the depreciation of the currency, and increasing regulated prices for electricity, gasoline and public transportation.
Whilst seeing the need for a Directive, and approving the thrust of the proposals,the Committee sees considerable difficulty in implementation, due to its practical and legal shortcomings and considerable amendments are recommended, as set out in point 2 below.
The lack of infrastructure and appropriate equipment to make the most of the potential offered by today's electronic systems and multimedia,especially in remote areas which have considerable difficulty in connecting up to central networks because of the high costs involved, as well as the lack of education and training in their perfection and use, constitute a negative factor for development leading to an extension of the gap between the information haves and have-nots.
This has led to considerable difficulties for economic operators and competent authorities.
Secondly, the Commission has considerable difficulties with Amendment No 21 on penalties.
For other Member States, however, considerable difficulties could arise here.
Failures of such areas present considerable difficulties for operators.
It is worth pointing out that the Member States already have very considerable difficulties in complying with pre-existing provisions on air quality improvement.
It is often associated with considerable difficulties to catch a free parking space at the rest area.
Since the transportation of grains causes considerable difficulties, it is necessary to buy such products through specialized shops.
In Moscow or St. Petersburg, they are often policed or attacked-and they have considerable difficulties on the housing or employment market.
If opposition or cancellation proceedings before the respective Trade Mark Officeare conducted by an inexperienced attorney, this typically creates considerable difficulties and often results in the case being lost.
In his response to Maas, Heuss emphasised that he was expressly in favour of establishing relations with Israel butcould also see considerable difficulties:"….
However, there are considerable difficulties as far as the withdrawal period and the start of the withdrawal period are concerned.
The euro is breaking down andthe process of its breaking down is creating very considerable difficulties in the European banking system.
The development of the nuclear sector andrenewable energy also raises considerable difficulties that need to be resolved.
Refunds are currently made after periods exceeding six months,causing considerable difficulties for companies and other taxable persons entitled to refunds of VAT paid in Italy.
The fact that considerable difficulties have now arisen on this question comes as no surprise but they are coming to an end.
Although the rail strike had caused considerable difficulties, 65 Canada Specialists arrived to participate in the workshops.
This was achieved after considerable difficulties by a lengthy process but not in such a manner that would provide identical results each time when repeated.