Examples of using This difficult process in English and their translations into Slovak
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Th in this difficult process.
The child's organism is growing, forming,and gymnastics help to harmonize this difficult process, to direct it to a healthy channel.
To help you with this difficult process, we have identified a number of hurdles to finding the right name- and how to overcome it.
The EU is helping in this difficult process.".
Mr President, let me first of all congratulate Mr Gauzès for a responsible andlistening leadership in this difficult process.
Through this difficult process.
Highlights the important role which neighbouring countries, religious authorities, civil society, art, culture,the media and educational systems can play in this difficult process;
That we will get through this difficult process together.
In this difficult process there are countries in the region that have become close to the EU quicker than others, such as Serbia, the former-Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Montenegro.
In order to make it easier for you to navigate in this difficult process, master some new expressions for yourself.
Nonetheless, in this difficult process, I would say to the Commissioner that, in my view, it is indeed necessary to translate these bases of her White Paper recommendations as well, as this is the only way to ensure a meaningful debate.
Parquet If you can scrape,then at the slightest opportunity better to entrust this difficult process professionals, the more that the cost of such work is quite accessible.
(DE) Madam President, my thanks also to the rapporteur, Mr Weber, although he might like to overlook me and particularly my colleague Mrs Hennis-Plasschaert, who, together with the other rapporteurs,have pushed this difficult process forward over the last three years through rough seas and into calm waters.
We trust the leadership ofprime minister Mariano Rajoy to manage this difficult process in full respect of the Spanish constitution and of the fundamental rights of citizens enshrined therein.”.
In a statement the Commission said,“We trust the leadership ofPrime Minister Mariano Rajoy to manage this difficult process in full respect of Spanish Constitution and of the fundamental rights of citizens enshrined therein.”.
We trust the leadership ofPrime Minister Mariano Rajoy to manage this difficult process in full respect of the Spanish Constitution and of the fundamental rights of citizens enshrined therein.
He added that the EU executive continues to"trust the leadership ofprime minister Mariano Rajoy to manage this difficult process in full respect of the Spanish constitution and of the fundamental rights of citizens enshrined therein.".
We trust the leadership ofPrime Minister Mariano Rajoy to manage this difficult process in full respect of the Spanish Constitution and of the fundamental rights of citizens enshrined therein," the commission said, in a statement.
Thank you very much to everybody,especially to the colleagues who took part in this very difficult process.