Examples of using Difficult access in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Difficult access to credit;
We prefer challenging and difficult access routes.
In some African countries such as Togo, farmers still have a difficult access to mechanized equipment.
SMEs' difficult access to markets.
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We have a great deal of experience in installation in city centres and places of difficult access.
Difficult access for trucks.
Non-issue of invoice or difficult access to invoice/monthly statement.
Difficult access to high-quality education and health services.
Moreover, the CEBF is expected to support projects with more difficult access to finance.
Difficult access to capital hinders the establishment of new services.
Under natural conditions, peat is formed in swampy areas,in areas with high humidity and difficult access of air.
The more difficult access to external sources of private finance accentuated the negative impact.
Under natural conditions, peat is formed in the marshlands,in areas with high humidity and difficult access of air.
Water scarcity and increasingly difficult access to water resources eliminate water-intensive professions and they may hinder economic growth in the coming years.
In natural conditions, peat is formed in marshy areas,in areas with high humidity and difficult access to air.
This is particularly relevant in the context of difficult access to credit, constraints on public finances, and in view of the need to underpin Europe's economic recovery.
Under natural conditions, peat is formed in swampy areas,in areas with high humidity and difficult access of air.
Disadvantages, such as difficult access to finance, high energy costs or costs resulting from administrative burdens and legislation should be reduced by adopting a more consistent and predictable legislation.
When engineers came to upgrade sewer systems in St Malo, France,they faced antiquated systems, difficult access and tidal waters….
Although mountain regions and islands have some problems in common,such as difficult access or dependence on a small number of economic activities, these territories do not have the same development constraints.
The lack of specific health policies for rare diseases andthe scarcity of expertise translate into delayed diagnosis and difficult access to care.
I therefore believe that everything that has been discussed in Europe to date as a response to climate change must make sense even to the sceptics:limited resources or difficult access to energy resources, which are often located in crisis regions of the world, must be addressed with concepts based on renewable energies, energy efficiency and energy saving.
The lack of specific health policies for these diseasesand the scarcity of expertise, translate into delayed diagnosis and difficult access to care.
Industrial climbing is an activity consisting in particular of climbing on buildings or any other structure with difficult access(antennas, towers, cranes, trees etc.), using climbing equipment and for interventions.
Under the new rules, Member States should improve access for all people,especially vulnerable and marginalized groups facing difficult access to drinking water.
The AGS acknowledges that business prospects are difficult, with weak growth forecasts in some countries and difficult access to credit causing problems for many SMEs, some of which are facing bankruptcy.
The proposed revision requires Member States to improve access for all people,especially for vulnerable and marginalised group who face difficult access to drinking water.
The new rules will require Member States to improve access for all people,especially for vulnerable and marginalised groups who currently have difficult access to drinking water.
The FOD continue to face serious handicaps(remoteness, insularity, outermost location, difficult mountainous terrain, small and widely dispersed farms, few factories,high local transport costs, difficult access because of poor roads) which push up costs.