Examples of using Constitute an obstacle in English and their translations into Swedish
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Settlements are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace.
Such requirements may not constitute an obstacle to cross-border services for citizens.
It reiterates that settlements are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace.
The EESC considers that this could constitute an obstacle in the light of the considerable time taken for each of the phases of the procedure.
The European Union reiterates that settlements are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace.
Gender discrimination may constitute an obstacle to full and successful integration of men and women into economic
It is a matter of fact that these countries' dictators constitute an obstacle to their economic development.
These differences may therefore constitute an obstacle to the pursuit of economic activities at the level of the Union,
the enforcement of IPR constitute an obstacle to international cooperation.
These differences may therefore constitute an obstacle to the pursuit of economic activities at the level of the Union,
These national differences are inconsistent with a common European asylum system and constitute an obstacle to its realisation.
Recognizing that anticompetitive practices may constitute an obstacle to the achievement of economic growth,
Current roaming prices penalise users travelling between different Member States and constitute an obstacle to a genuine single market.
Parliament should therefore not adopt anything that would constitute an obstacle to the accession option;
At the same time, industry and Member States expressed a clear concern that any proposals applied at national level might constitute an obstacle to the Single Market.
They undermine current efforts for restarting peace negotiations, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two-state solution impossible.
Differences between standards in force in the Member States with regard to the dimensions of passenger road vehicles could have an adverse effect on the conditions of competition and constitute an obstacle to traffic between Member States.
These differences may therefore constitute an obstacle to the pursuit of economic activities at the level of the Union,
practices in the Member States constitute an obstacle to the proper functioning of the internal market.
lead to unfair competition and constitute an obstacle to sound enterprise.
if political regimes in those countries constitute an obstacle to democratisation, it is time for them to go.
At present, differences exist between provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action in the Member States relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles and those differences constitute an obstacle to the free movement of persons and of insurance services.
Since the differences currently existing between the situation in the Member States constitute an obstacle to the free movement of these goods within the Community, a certain harmonisation
The Union's main policy objective in the area of civil procedural law is that borders between Member States should not constitute an obstacle to the enforcement of decisions in civil matters.
The EU appeals to Belarus's leaders to put an end to these actions, which constitute an obstacle to the development of relations between the EU and Belarus.
maintained in force must not constitute an obstacle to the implementation of the common commercial policy.
Erdoğan said,"We took a courageous step to resolve chronic issues that constitute an obstacle along Turkey's development,
Therefore, the Commission intends to further assess to what extent existing national differences may constitute an obstacle to the internal market for B2B electronic transactions.
it would constitute an obstacle to the exercise of extended competences.
Moreover, the fragmented approach to spectrum licensing conditions in the EU Member States may constitute an obstacle to an internal market for wireless communications.