Examples of using Significant difficulties in English and their translations into German
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Key infrastructure undergoing significant difficulties.
We realise the significant difficulties which the Commission faces daily.
The acquis in respect of direct taxation should present no significant difficulties.
As a result, a person begin to arise significant difficulties with the process of chewing, the jaw joints.
The acquis in respect of direct taxation should present no significant difficulties.
SMEs often face significant difficulties in obtaining the financing they need in order to grow and innovate.
The acquis in respect of direct taxation should present no significant difficulties.
The significant difficulties in finding private funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects are thus a major problem.
It is right to do so,because failure to reach an agreement in time will lead to significant difficulties for the preparation of the programmes concerned.
This situation leads to significant difficulties in applying penalties when infringements are observed by the competent authorities of Member States.
This disclosure due to the extreme scarcity of information andlack of official interpretation of the IPN nastręczały significant difficulties in their proper interpretation.
In recent decades, this subjectification has been exposed to significant difficulties, and the crisis of the civil subject has thus become more and more evident.
As more and more municipalities have come to generate their own electricity by means of residual waste incineration,the major electricity providers get in significant difficulties.
Nevertheless, there are significant difficulties in linking specific chemicals to endocrine disruption, especially when they do not stay for long periods in the body.
Problems with the forward buying of essential farm inputs andcontinuing price spikes in the cost of these inputs present farmers with significant difficulties.
Although the party conferences were all on weekdays,many practitioners overcame significant difficulties of various kinds to arrange leave from work or study to come and support the events.
The priority interconnection plan(PIP) started to solve such problemsby identifying the most important infrastructure projects encountering significant difficulties 3.
There are significant difficulties due to the fact that the number of preventive service providers is far too limited to meet the demand in some countries such as Greece and Portugal, namely in terms of occupational medicine.
Where a court has held that intellectual property rights have been infringed,enforcement of the judgment or order should not pose significant difficulties for the rights holder.
Member States have drawn attention to the significant difficulties likely to arise from a prohibition, in particular the distress that this may cause with respect to animal welfare and the reorganisation of stockbreeding.
Despite the fact that this Law is oriented on the European Union legislation, it contains a number of provisions,which cause significant difficulties at fulfilling its requirements in practice.
Member States and, in particular,regional and local authorities encountered significant difficulties when trying to implement programmes for territorial cooperation because of differing national laws and procedures and the increase in the number of land and maritime borders in the Community following its enlargements of 2004 and 2007.
As a consequence, project managers often focus precisely on considering limit values in the design process even thoughthey lack experience as to whether slight deviations might already cause significant difficulties.
In the cases where such a requirement can be justified, providers could be faced with a very practical problem:it seems that there are significant difficulties in obtaining insurance for cross-border service activities insurance may be difficult to find on the market or may be subject to highly onerous conditions.
On 15 July 1992 the Commission transmitted to the Council and to Parliament a report on the extent to which reciprocal arrangements were made by third countries for Community banks,concluding that there were no significant difficulties for those banks.
It is equally important, however, to ensure that the new framework andprocedures are implemented in a way which does not create significant difficulties for companies with small market shares or new market entrants.
The buyer has the right to an adequate discount, even if the seller cannot deliver new goods free of defects, replace part or repair the goods, andeven if the seller has not completed the repair within a reasonable time, or there were significant difficulties for the buyer concerning the repair.
A number of them have reported, at various levels, including in the context of meetings of the Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council(EPSCO) as well as in bilateral meetingswith the Commission, that they are facing significant difficulties in starting the implementation of operations due to the absence of sufficient funding to advance payments to beneficiaries.
Other adjustments to the Network notified to the Commission following for instance shifts in ministerial portfolios at national level could all be implemented without adversely affecting the Network,with the exception of one Member State that reports significant difficulties and delays at national level for one authority.
Definition of clear roles and responsibilities of all market actors is therefore crucial in safeguarding the well-functioning of the internal market and security of gas supply while at the same timeavoiding creating obstacles to new entry or significant difficulties for companies with small market shares;

