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But its study sometimes causes considerable difficulties.
We have had considerable difficulties with this in the past when dealing with other legal acts under company law.
Women's lives in rural areas present agreat deal of opportunities as well as considerable difficulties.
Nearly a year later, after considerable difficulties, I received a tape and a report from the Japanes Ministry of Transport.
However, the lack of the appropriate legal background often created considerable difficulties.
Finally, Virgin Sun has had considerable difficulties in contracting for accommodation in key short-haul destinations.
In view of the scale of the catastrophe,we knew that the country would face considerable difficulties.
(44) It is no wonder thatdata protection experts have had considerable difficulties in interpreting it in relation to the internet.
We fail to remedy the situation within a reasonable period or if a remedy is capable of causing you considerable difficulties; or.
Today, such persons are therefore faced with considerable difficulties in asserting their rights with regard to an international succession.
He's bragged about the negotiations rather carelessly. It will create considerable difficulties for security.
And if before the last item caused considerable difficulties in the implementation, because the pool in the garden was considered a measure not only troublesome, but also expensive, but now plastic pools easily refute this assertion.
Journalists, whether national or foreign, are facing considerable difficulties in documenting the situation.
It should be borne in mind that the infrastructure in the new Member States in central and eastern Europe is in a poorer condition, requiring substantial investment,and that the compensation obligations in the regulation could cause considerable difficulties.
The development of the nuclear sector and renewable energy also raises considerable difficulties that need to be resolved.
It is time to put an end to the considerable difficulties that citizens and their families face in such situations and therefore to lay down arrangements for joint protection of distressed citizens and family members who are not nationals of an EU Member State.
The low-educated as well as other low-wage earners face considerable difficulties in finding employment.
The purpose of the national legislation in question was to promote the vocational integration of unemployed older workers,which they encounter considerable difficulties in finding work.
Furthermore, a number of component manufacturers are having considerable difficulties in passing on higher commodity prices to final customers;
The report concluded that cross- compliance had not been an effective policy, emphasising that the framework of cross-compliance posed considerable difficulties, notably because of its complexity.
It is particularly concerned that a number ofmember states seem likely to face considerable difficulties in bringing all their sites under the IPPC control regime by the end of 2007 as required by the Directive.
In special report No 8/2008 we concluded that the cross-compliance framework posed considerable difficulties, notably because of its complexity.
A second pillar is designed tohelp the content production sector solve its considerable difficulties in negotiating licences, and possibly receiving fairly negotiated remuneration, for the use of their works by online services disseminating them on a massive scale.
In addition to the fact that every case of concentration raises specific problems of competition, the proposed commitments as to conduct would have had only a very limited effect andmonitoring of their application would have raised considerable difficulties, in view of the very large number of products and distributors to which those commitments could have applied.
The application orinterpretation of such a general anti-abuse rule will cause considerable difficulties, since ECJ case law has determined that abuse must be demonstrated in each individual instance.
Companies and customers- both consumers and companies as end-users-will continue to face considerable difficulties when selling and buying across the Single Market.
The visibility of the services already in place is not always sufficient andSMEs still face considerable difficulties when it comes to accessing markets outside the EU and entering into business cooperation with international partners.
Based on the results of an audit on the effectiveness of cross compliance, the Court concluded that:- the objectives and the scope of cross compliance are not well defined, making it unclear what cross compliance is designed to achieve;-the legal framework poses considerable difficulties, notably because it is too complex;- cross compliance and rural development are not well adapted to one another;- Member States did not take their responsibility to implement effective control and sanction systems.
This being clarified,- point 1.2 of the PR's Explanatory Memorandum contains an accurate statement("Today,such persons are therefore faced with considerable difficulties in asserting their rights with regard to an international succession") and a less convincing and far-reaching conclusion, extended to the right of ownership("These divergent rules also prevent the full exercise of private property law").