Examples of using Particularly difficult situation in English and their translations into Slovak
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In particularly difficult situations is lost the strength of the hand.
Action taken in respect of officials and other servants in particularly difficult situations.
Particularly difficult situation of children who have affected skin.
Moreover, I should also like to emphasise the particularly difficult situation in which South Africa finds itself.
Maybe you are looking for Jesus to solve a problem for you or to deliver you from a particularly difficult situation.
I want to stress the particularly difficult situation facing the population in the conflict zones.
This puts public authorities andeconomic entities in the new Member States in a particularly difficult situation.
In adolescence, the child is in a particularly difficult situation, when he is no longer a child, but also not an adult.
May the Risen Lord fill them with light and peace,and console the communities who live in particularly difficult situations.
This will put the new Member States in a particularly difficult situation and could lead to serious and detrimental economic and social consequences in those countries.
Simulators may also be used for examining the application of operational rules and driver performance in particularly difficult situations.
For pregnant women, each infection is dangerous, because in particularly difficult situations, pathogenic microbes can get to the child, leading eventually to intrauterine infection.
I am very conscious of the circumstances of our most vulnerable brothers and sisters-I think especially of those women who in the past have endured particularly difficult situations.
Let us repeat these words in spiritual union with the many people who experience particularly difficult situations; let us speak out for those who have no voice.
It is still an open question but, in principle, there are no obstacles to the effective use of resources for the benefit of young people orother groups which are in a particularly difficult situation.
Accelerated procedures for contracts andgrants also concern developing countries in particularly difficult situations for which the Commission has declared a"situation of crisis".
They are in a particularly difficult situation beyond even the generally disadvantageous status of small and medium-sized enterprises, and yet they could play an extremely important role in overcoming the crisis.
Antibiotic therapy is required incases of acute hospitalization is shown in particularly difficult situations, and at the risk of bronchospasm.
The Youth Employment Initiative(YEI) was adopted following a high-level political call from the European Council of February 2013 to address the unprecedented levels of youth unemployment in certain regions of the European Union(EU)facing a particularly difficult situation.
Women residing illegally in a country find themselves in a particularly difficult situation: their residence status and the lack of awareness of their rights prevent them from seeking help in cases of domestic violence, although they are just as entitled to such help as nationals and legally resident migrants.
One avenue for flexibility, among others, is the review clause forcohesion funds that we agreed,"to take into account the particularly difficult situation of countries suffering from the crisis".
Women residing illegally in a country find themselves in a particularly difficult situation: their residence status and the consequent risk of deportation prevents them from seeking help in cases of domestic violence, although in strict legal terms they are obviously as entitled to such help as nationals and legally resident migrants.
The European Parliament has far-reaching opportunities to improve this situation, particularly in countries where women are in a particularly difficult situation due to widespread poverty.
So once again we would ask the European Union authorities to spread the word as widely as possible about the importance of the meeting and about Europe's intention to support any positive developments that may come out of it, both militarily and in relation to improving conditions for aid workers,who are operating in a particularly difficult situation.
At a trilogue organised on 6 December 2011, the EP negotiating team recognised, in its majority, that in view of the explanations given by the Presidency andCommission representatives on the absence of a better solution in this particularly difficult situation, it saw itself obliged to agree to the Council compromise as the only means for achieving a transitional solution for the remaining years of the current MFF.
The European Council invited the European Parliament and the Council to examine the opportunities provided by the flexibilities in the MFF, including the Flexibility Instrument,to address the particularly difficult situation of Cyprus, in the context of the annual budgetary procedure.