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However, the report contains a few points which make it difficult to vote in its favour.
A distinc tion can be made between those which actually prevent mobility and those which make it difficult.
Our own regulations, which make it difficult to apply for, and obtain,
uncertainty for applicants which make it difficult to speak of a common asylum system.
In some countries rules exist which make it difficult for'second generation' migrants to be regarded as equal in the labour market.
Many of these authorities have duties not only in fisheries but also in other domains which make it difficult to coordinate fisheries control.
There are control problems which make it difficult to ensure that segregation can be effective I will be happy to keep you informed of this issue as the discussion evolves.
Cross-border working is now also including patterns such as week-end commuting, which make it difficult to distinguish between commuting and true migration.
They suffer froman accumulation of natural handicaps, which make it difficult to improve economic
Such divergent assessments are probably due to variations in national statistics, which make it difficult to make comparisons across the Community.
have met with additional administrative requirements which make it difficult to take up such activities.
In the current situation there are too few studies that actually compare the same things which make it difficult to say with certainty that eccentric training is better than any other treatment.
This is reinforced by ineffective congestion management mechanisms, which make it difficult to secure even small volumes of short-term, interruptible capacity on the secondary market.
lips or throat which make it difficult to swallow or breathe,
Member States have reported problems in verifying the validity of intra-EU certificates, which make it difficult to confirm the identity of the specimen concerned(for raw tusks).
by developing technologies which make it difficult or impossible to commit the most serious driving offences.
weaknesses which make it difficult for the Commission and indeed even the Member States to effectively control spending.
dexterity disabilities which make it difficult for them to use standard ICT equipment.
In the implementation of the EAGGF Regulation 13, certain obstacles have emerged which make it difficult to integrate the principle of gender equality.
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Traditional ways of getting the business the data they need often has long planning cycles which make it difficult to adjust when the requirements
informal barriers which make it difficult for women to reach top-level positions in research.
With exception of the Livgarde the Russians did not at first report which regiments their prisoners belonged to, which make it difficult to determine the casualties for individual regiments.
with an irregular frequency which make it difficult to have permanently staffed and fully equipped border control posts.
One important point is that RUE projects avoid the diseconomies which are linked with major projects once they are completed and which make it difficult to convert/reutilize the firms that supply the equipment.
pre-ventilation ducts for incoming fresh air underneath the house), which make it difficult and costly to fully adapt existing buildings to this standard.
ON and PRE is strengthened by the strong regional characteristics of this market and non-homogeneous competition conditions across the three distribution areas, which make it difficult for competitors to challenge those operators' market position within their own respective distribution area.
placing"a responsibility on national authorities to abolish certain kinds of domestic rules and regulations which make it difficult for their own nationals to use vehicles registered in another Member State"11.
limitations in surveillance data for viral hepatitis which make it difficult to assess the distance that EU Member States need to cover in order to reach the SDG target;