Examples of using Substantial difficulties in English and their translations into German
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There are, however, substantial difficulties.
Our desire is to move towards afairer system which helps those regions that have substantial difficulties.
There is a certain individual... who is creating very substantial difficulties for a dear friend of mine in New York.
The first difficulty is that we can thematize the division only about the price of substantial difficulties.
Despite the substantial difficulties with respect to eligibility requirements which were posed by numerous projects, the implementation target for 1993 was achieved.
Different VAT rules in Member States create substantial difficulties.
Even when I was dealing with substantial difficulties and major challenges--no, especially at those times--my confidence in providence has never lessened.
Furthermore, different VAT rules in Member States cause substantial difficulties.
Whether the Council appreciates that, I do not know;I suspect that' there will be substantial difficulties there, but in any case I wish the German Presidency the best of luck with making further progress on this.
Furthermore, different VAT rules in Member States are creating substantial difficulties.
Where such differences seriously hamper the operation of those persons,or otherwise lead to substantial difficulties, the Agency and the national competent authorities of the Member States concerned shall cooperate to eliminate those differences without undue delay.
Liberalisation in the energy sector was some years ago agreed by the Council,but has been slow and encounters substantial difficulties.
Of the loop-type bubble columntype was for a long time connected with substantial difficulties, which however could be solved in the meantime.
We have to do the right thing and apply the lessons we have learned from the crisis to ourstructures if we are to avoid getting the EU into substantial difficulties.
They belong to the estimated5 to 10 percent of the population who have substantial difficulties with widely used but rather harmless substances.
One of the items listed is the inventory of student mobility, the obvious problem withwhich is that many students are already not taking the road abroad because they will later have substantial difficulties with recognition.
I will mention two main examples: corruption, which remains a seriousproblem that may threaten the internal market, and the substantial difficulties in implementing an effective system of financial management and control that enables the Structural Funds to be executed.
There has been an unprecedented level of trade disruption andall shipbuilding countries have encountered substantial difficulties due to the huge fall in demand.
Should transitional measures be necessary to facilitate the implementation of this Regulation, in particular if such implementation on thedate provided for were to give rise to substantial difficulties in respect of certain products, such measures shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 27.
Only yesterday, during the discussion on the euro, I requested that the issuing of the 500 euro banknote be postponed by one year,because it could cause substantial difficulties for consumers within the new monetary system.
Should transitional measures be necessary to facilitate the transition from the system in force in Member States to that provided for in this Regulation, in particular if the introduction of the new system on thedate provided would give rise to substantial difficulties, such measures shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 20. They shall remain applicable until 31 July 1972 at the latest.
Should transitional measures be necessary to facilitate the transition from the system in force in Member States or, in respect of hybrid maize for sowing, from the system introduced by Regulation No 120/67/EEC to that established by this Regulation,in particular if the introduction of that system gives rise to substantial difficulties for some products, such measures shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 11.
In order to do so, the finance administration must have justified concern, based on the financial circumstances of the given entity and the way in which it operates, that it will eventually not be possible,or only with substantial difficulties, to collect the payment of tax(or a part thereof), whereas it may only consider issuing a seizure order if the given taxpayer acts in a non-standard, risky way, given its line of business.
Should transitional measures be necessary to facilitate the transition to the system, as amended by Regulation(EEC) No 1170/77, in particular if the introduction of the amendedsystem on the date laid down meets with substantial difficulties, such measures shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 20.
Should transitional measures be necessary to facilitate the transition from the system in force in Member States to that of this Regulation, in particular if the introduction of this system on thedate provided for would give rise to substantial difficulties in respect of certain products, such measures shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 6.