Examples of using Will be difficult to achieve in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, I think this will be difficult to achieve.
It will be difficult to achieve general recognition for sign language.
The ESC expects that this approximation will be difficult to achieve.
This will be difficult to achieve unless a unified and flexible labour market is established.
What has not been achieved in eleven months will be difficult to achieve in a few days.
Objectives such as this will be difficult to achieve if we retain, on the same issue, a spread of provisions, many of which are often substantially amended.
The time has long gone for simple compromises, which some, moreover, are saying will be difficult to achieve.
Without the Constitution, without new institutions, it will be difficult to achieve the enlargement which we all, like President Prodi,
It will be difficult to achieve the ambitious Lisbon strategic objectives if large groups of the EU's population are excluded from jobs,
Basically, without enough testosterone hormones in your body, it will be difficult to achieve the muscle mass you desire as a bodybuilder.
Of course, this will be difficult to achieve as long as competences for the different parts of the relevant policies are divided between the EU and the Member States.
In my opinion, if this third area is not treated in the same way as the other two, it will be difficult to achieve success in the long term.
The bottom line, however, is that our objectives will be difficult to achieve without investments in the infrastructure of energy networks
Lastly, setting mandatory efficiency targets is a good thing, because without them, it will be difficult to achieve ambitious results within the EU.
Subterranean waters migrate, and it will be difficult to achieve positive results in their preservation without changes in regions of other EU Member States,
since otherwise it will be difficult to achieve social, economic
It will be difficult to achieve popular legitimacy for a world trade system where workers lose their jobs because of companies where people work in inhuman conditions
While the right to be forgotten is an attractive concept, it will be difficult to achieve, given the viral nature of data on the internet
It will be difficult to achieve popular legitimacy for an agreement if workers lose their jobs because the companies they work for are forced out of business by companies where people work in inhuman conditions
The EESC strongly supports the broadband targets in the Digital Agenda1; however, the targets will be difficult to achieve without special efforts by Member States
It will be difficult to achieve the necessary behavioural change,
The Committee believes that the MSY objective leaves some margin for interpretation in terms of implementation methods, and that it will be difficult to achieve in certain mixed fisheries, since the different fish species interact and the catch rates determining the
This will be difficult to achieve as Parliament's amendments will inevitably be seen to go well beyond the legal situation as regards the patenting of computer-implemented inventions
With very limited ordering expected for 2002, price recovery will be difficult to achieve, although yards may be inclined to look for orders in those segments that have been less affected by price erosion.
Some targets, especially for Portugal, will be difficult to achieve, bearing in mind on the one hand,