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Others cite the difficulties faced by Member States
due to legislative and administrative difficulties faced in implementing the Fund.
The difficulties faced by EU citizens in accessing healthcare services while abroad constitute an obstacle to free movement.
Special attention was devoted to the dairy sector in light of the difficulties faced by dairy farmers during the recent milk crisis.
We cannot neglect the difficulties faced by farmers in the newly acceded countries which result from adaptations to meet European standards.
I would like to take this opportunity to say that within the European Union the difficulties faced by the outermost regions are not generally understood.
The difficulties faced by certain banks were probably due to other problems
They are all aware of the complex negotiations behind Agenda 2000 and the difficulties faced by the Council in finding fair
As regards the difficulties faced by non-Muslim and Muslim religious minorities, there is clearly a lack of progress so far.
I can say that the difficulties faced by the EU countries have made them stronger
In view of the difficulties faced with this dossier, the President of the Council intends to meet the UK delegation for bilateral talks shortly.
benefits to couples serve as a disincentive and exacerbate the difficulties faced by women who wish to work.
I should not underestimate the difficulties faced by my successor and my colleagues in the future.
highlights the current practical difficulties faced by consumers when attempting to access cross-border services in the Single Market.
It points out that there are difficulties faced which need resolution,
Analysing the national reports on the application of the directives in order to identify the difficulties faced by the various actors in the implementation of the legislation;
The difficulties faced by young people in becoming established on the housing market also mean that they may find it difficult to start their lives as independent adults.
The EESC has already produced similar opinions which recognise the co-financing difficulties faced by Member States who are in financial stability programmes.
The difficulties faced in the Council as regards formulating a position meant that one could not be agreed,
As in the past, we must now adopt temporary emergency measures to overcome the difficulties faced by the fisheries sector against the backdrop of rising oil prices.
The difficulties faced in reaching an agreement,
As Mr Musotto's report outlines, there are also common difficulties faced by islands, for example higher prices,
a political instrument and, as such, it must resolve the difficulties faced by the areas affected
In several opinions the EESC has already highlighted the difficulties faced by farmers in LFAs and emphasised the essential
public debt in the context of very low inflation, the difficulties faced by viable businesses in accessing affordable credit,
On the same subject, we should also refer to the difficulties faced by the Aegean islands,
Whereas the Commission has adopted temporary emergency measures in the past to overcome the difficulties faced by the fisheries sector against a background of rising fuel prices.
The report also indicates the difficulties faced by parts of the generally more prosperous Member States of the existing EU where there are problems of unemployment,