Übersetzung für "Eine belastung darstellen" in Englisch

This would put an additional burden on the sector.

As in the case of the EIA Directive, requiring more would constitute an unnecessary administrative burden.

The public sector financial position is likely to be a burden for a long time.

The frequent use of party drugs can put serious strain on the body.

There are numerous situations that can be a nervous strain for your dog.

Although this activity will put an increased burden on the Commission, we welcome the challenge.

This would suppress notification costs that can be particularly heavy for SMEs.

There is evidence that the existence of uncoordinated restrictions is particularly burdensome for hauliers involved in long distance transport.

Applying undifferentiated customer protection oriented rules could be considered as an excessive burden for them to carry.

For men in our position, holding grudges can be an encumbrance, don't you think?

Training costs therefore may become a heavy burden, particularly if more stringent regulations impose higher training standards.

For those enterprises which are liable for VAT, the frequency of VAT declarations and payments can be a great burden.

They also note that this can often represent a financial burden at the same time.

Because if your guests have an accident or become ill, it can create an unwelcome financial burden.

The sheer number of people visiting your website on Black Friday will put strain on it.

This would in turn be an unnecessary psychological burden on the whole economy.

I do not believe that an extra 2-3% will be a huge burden, but it will show that we are taking serious steps to counter pollution.

Therefore, administering these vaccinations will be beneficial for breeders, as they will be less of a burden and certainly more effective.

Yet there are circumstances where the burden of caring for unique biotopes is too much for one single owner. It makes sense then for the State to intervene and provide compensation for possible losses.

Today, the reform of the Structural Funds calls into question the geographical scope of these measures, even though the effects of the Uruguay Round and the fall in agricultural prices, exacerbated by the new reform of the CAP, are still being felt and increasingly so.

Financing could perfectly well be provided by a charge on users of the service that would then be reflected in the price paid for meat by consumers.

For this reason, I believe that the decision on financing the battle against climate change must take this factor into account and exclude the countries from the last accession rounds from paying certain taxes which would impose an excessive burden on these economies.

The benefits that they give to the investor are negligible, while they place a significant burden on the business itself.

In light of that undeniable fact, would it not be madness to continue to pursue expansion to include even poorer, and undeniably burdensome, countries like Turkey which are not, by any stretch of the imagination, even European?

Recovery of aid granted over the previous 10 years would place a disproportionate burden on the Gibraltar authorities.