Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• All these three elements make it more difficult to accept or look favourably upon the Council's proposal.
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• This would make it more difficult to have medication registered as medical devices.
• Reinstates the lower band of values of L den since this deletion will make it more difficult to protect quiet areas.
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• This compulsion to liberalise will make it more difficult to guarantee continuity and safety.
• It would, on the other hand, make it more difficult to impose a stress on European convergence.
• making processes also make it more difficult to understand mutual interactions and to explore previously unexploited synergies between the different maritime sectors.

• Such an embargo on the implementation of measures that could be adopted promptly would increase the difficulties of the company and the need for further State aid.
• Indeed, I have to say that we do not reject the others because we think they would be unacceptable in principle; we cannot accept them simply because they would be likely in practice to increase the difficulty of getting wider agreement to this package in the Council.
• Try to increase the difficulty of the text gradually and test your text yourself.
• One party observed that nuclear subsidies would be likely to reduce the size of the available market for renewable energy technologies to participate in, and increase the difficulty of establishing new renewable generation capacity across the EU.
• Increased transparency relating to security taxes and charges would give users of transport services better information and provide a clearer insight into possible effects on competition. The current lack of transparency increases the difficulty to identify potential distortions.
• Such a long period increases the difficulties in verifying the use of the land in the past and casts doubt on the reality of the agricultural land use.
• Furthermore, there is the fear that the process of economic globalisation will increase the difficulties of the poorest countries and widen the chasm that separates them from the wealthy countries.