Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In this way, television companies will have no difficulty in being able to meet the requisites of the European programme broadcasting quota.
• Countries could run into difficulties in trying to meet the low inflation target as their economies rapidly expand.
• She's had great difficulty making ends meet.
• The first difficulty we meet, everything blows up in our faces.
• Whilst the process of transposing the acquis is proceeding satisfactorily, the lack of the necessary administrative capacity means that implementation continues to meet with difficulties and to lag behind.
• It can be very difficult for farms in rural areas facing very serious structural difficulties to meet these requirements.
• PI's annual report for 2005 indicates the following: '"Liquidity risk" is the risk that an entity may have difficulty finding sufficient funds to meet obligations deriving from financial instruments.
• She's had great difficulty making ends meet.

• It may not be assumed that credit institutions will always receive liquidity support from other undertakings belonging to the same group or to the same institutional protection scheme when they experience difficulties in meeting their payment obligations.
• There are hotheads and faint hearts on both sides who will seek to exploit difficulties in meeting the Copenhagen criteria.
• Member States may have up to two more years, if necessary, to take account of difficulties in meeting the working time provisions with respect to their responsibilities for the organisation and delivery of health services and medical care.
• On the basis of the information provided by the Member States pursuant to Article 6(1), the Commission may exempt from the objectives those Member States which have particular difficulties in meeting them and which so request.
• In the event that a Party, as a result of factors beyond its control, encounters difficulties in meeting its obligations under this Agreement, it shall immediately bring the matter to the attention of the Joint Council.
• The barriers take the form of a number of requirements set by the Russian veterinary authorities that European farmers and slaughterhouses have difficulties in meeting.
• However, even though the PM 10 pollution has gone down in past years, some Member States are still facing difficulties in meeting the limit values laid down in Directive 2008/50/EC.
• Some Member States are experiencing difficulties in meeting the deadline of 31 March 2007, set in Article 10 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1010/2006 [3], for making payments to the beneficiaries of the exceptional market support measures.