Examples of using Difficult in practice in English and their translations into Swedish
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Difficult in practice to get contract unless the company is established locally.
I can only say that it is very difficult in practice to apply the precautionary principle.
However, placing a value on this parameter which is then published would probably be very difficult in practice.
This is difficult in practice but underestimation of the temperature should be avoided.
However because of the mobility of SPCS hand sets, it would be difficult in practice to authorize use purely on a national basis.
This this is often difficult in practice however, since roadworks demand specialized mechanical equipment such as diggers, heavy trucks, etc.
the Council came to the conclusion that enforcing this sanction would be very difficult in practice.
This is connected with the fact that it is difficult in practice to have a permanent effect on the exchange rate.
a task that has proven difficult in practice.
Another argument is that it is often difficult in practice to implement nominal reductions in prices
Although the current Directive stipulates the obligation of ensuring adequate standards of treatment, it has been difficult in practice to define the required level of support.
It is theoretically possible, though difficult in practice, to allocate these costs to the special vehicles used for this type of transport.
at the same time, although this has turned out to be difficult in practice, says Rebekka Mahler from Danish KVINFO.
Second, action on IGSs might be difficult in practice, as the authorities that operate the scheme would not be the ones that conduct and supervise the winding-up proceedings.
This case shows that even when participating Member States have formally committed to pooling resources on a trans-national basis, this remains very difficult in practice.
I had actually suspected that monetary policy is much more difficult in practice than in theory already before I began working at the Riksbank.
effective actions, which are crucial in a crisis, very difficult in practice.
Experience has shown that it is difficult in practice for members to regularly participate in the work of too many sections
The EU also lacks coordinated intervention procedures, rendering prompt decision making and effective actions, which are crucial in a crisis, very difficult in practice.
Managing the shape and dynamics of future immigration flows to make them appropriate for the EU economy can prove difficult in practice as immigration is caused by multiple factors which can be beyond the scope of any single public authority.
we noticed that integrating environmental issues with these important matters appears to be very difficult in practice.
Although it is still difficult in practice to prove the efficiency gains resulting from mergers,
it will be difficult in practice to ensure cohesion in both social and economic terms.
Exemptions If an EU country considers it difficult in practice for some companies to comply with certain ISM Code rules for specific ships exclusively engaged on domestic voyages,
completely reducing the number of zones currently eligible, seems to me to be difficult in practice, as it is not clear to me how this is to be done.
ensembles cited above render it difficult in practice to correctly distinguish between those two types of garments;
Dialogues between national administrations of different Member States in the non-harmonised area are difficult in practice, due to the lack of a common address book in the non-harmonised field of products within the EU.
The study concluded that, while it would be difficult in practice to improve the database to include service-related injuries, specific follow-up research
making it difficult in practice to apply the provisions of paragraph 1 at such locations,
disproportionate number of third-country nationals or stateless persons make it difficult in practice for the determining authority to conduct timely personal interviews of each applicant,