Examples of using Very difficult to implement in English and their translations into Greek
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It would be very difficult to implement.
(RO) Last year, the Commission proposed an economic recovery plan which is proving to be very difficult to implement.
It's very difficult to implement a program with sacrifices.
Finally, on paper,most of the above is very difficult to implement.
It's very difficult to implement, but hey, that's how it is.
It has been demonstrated that measures adopted at international level are very difficult to implement or promote because they are not binding.
It is often very difficult to implement the fully interactive camera systems.
It is a deceptive proposal that looks very nice, but when you start to look at the details,you see it is very difficult to implement.”.
This strategy still would be very difficult to implement as predicting the future is never easy.
Of course the big question that arises with this is that banning smoking in a country where people smoke throughout their lives,it is very difficult to implement.
They are technically very difficult to implement and the prospective benefits that are produced are not very great.
However, you know, Commissioner, that the safeguard clauseis not automatic and that it will be very difficult to implement and impossible to activate for five years.
It was indeed very difficult to implement such measures, if they were not generally applied to all the armed forces and the civil services.
Finally, we do not support Amendment No 5 as the term'serious doubts' is considered to be too subjective,making it very difficult to implement the regulation.
Those populist decisions are very difficult to implement if you have to share the equity of the company.
The term utopia has been used in philosophy, art, literature,architecture even in politics to describe ideal situations that are impossible or very difficult to implement.
No, as I have always said,it has been very difficult to implement it because of the existing political problems, and that is true.
The term utopia has been used in philosophy, art, literature,architecture even in politics to describe ideal situations that are impossible or very difficult to implement.
But they are very difficult to implement because there are very entrenched practices in production and agriculture.
The steps to be taken are tangible ones, but until a true culture of equality has been established, beginning in schools,it will be very difficult to implement anything decided here, however thoroughly we discuss it.
Past experience has shown that it is very difficult to implement cross border and other transport projects in different member states in a co-ordinated way.
In this short presentation of the document, I wanted to stress the fact that decisions ought to be based on scientific grounds and should cover the high-risk group that has been identified, i.e. young children,as well as the fact that the labelling of toys is very difficult to implement.
There are solutions,the problem is that it is very difficult to implement because the production and farming practices are well established.
Very difficult to implement in practice, it would be a barrier to trade and it would completely contradict the Commission's intention to harmonise the internal market which will be further fragmented.
There are solutions,the problem is that it is very difficult to implement because the production and farming practices are well established.
The overall context(segmented powers, high institutional hurdles for any policy reorientation, jurisdictional acquis, the small EU budget, and, last but not least, intra-Left divisions)makes the social-democratic reorientation of the EU very difficult to implement.
Past experience has shown that it is very difficult to implement cross border and other transport projects in different member states in a co-ordinated way.
Without going into the technicalities of it, the new method that he proposes would cause many problems particularly if you had an instantaneous difficulty, particularly say wave-slap,resulting in a one-off sound level measurement which would be very difficult to repeat day after day and therefore very difficult to implement in practice.
In short, there is a clear withdrawal from a project that was,certainly, very difficult to implement in a continent divided by a wide variety of languages, ethnic groups and traditions but absolutely necessary if Europe is not to fall into total political insignificance.
Institutional issues are at the centre of this question so I want to touch very briefly on the point Mr Sarlis mentioned just now. We have asked for simplification of the procedures for extending codecision, butwe know that even under the current Treaty it is very difficult to implement this crucial process for European democracy effectively.