Übersetzung für "Funding problems" in Deutsch

It is also facing funding problems as the sector’s investment needs are quite big.

The grassroots' NGOs representing consumers, environmentalists, social economy, youth face funding problems.

The grassroots' NGOs representing consumers, environmentalists, social economy, youth etc.15 face mostly funding problems.

The grassroots' NGOs representing consumers, environmentalists, social economy, youth etc.20 face mostly funding problems.

The grassroots' NGOs representing consumers, environmentalists, social economy, youth etc.21 face mostly funding problems.

The grassroots' NGOs representing consumers, environmentalists, social economy, youth etc.8 face mostly funding problems.

Changes in N.S.F. policy gave rise to certain funding problems at which point you came to my attention.

Funding problems have become much more acute in recent years.

Due to funding problems, work had to stop for some years.

Due to funding problems, development was interrupted.

Some funding problems might emerge in both Russia and Ukraine.

These funding problems are particularly pronounced in Member States that have been most affected by the crisis.

The small-scale and frequently the family nature of these businesses means that they have to settle funding problems in a special way.

It is one of the basic funding problems faced by many SMEs, and is at the same time one of the ingredients in the third multi-annual programme on behalf of SMEs.

However, the fact is of course that not much direct Union funding has been available, for example, to deal with the main difficult problems, when one bears in mind that at present the worst funding problems of all lie precisely in the fields of obtaining equity capital and venture capital and - in my country at least - excessive cautiousness on the part of the banks when it comes to extending credit.

It should also be stressed that research funding problems primarily affect small and medium-sized enterprises.

That means new funding problems, which will have to be solved by the bank.

This has been illustrated in recent years, when we have seen a rise in unemployment, poverty and social exclusion, resulting in worsening budget deficits in many Member States, followed by pension funding problems.

The Belgian negotiator of the Maastricht Treaty, an economist by profession, has stated that there is a long series of funding problems which have not been solved.

Besides the fact that this does not by any means settle the Natura 2000 network's funding problems, I should like to highlight the fact that no answer has been given to all the other remarks and criticisms contained in my opinion, which was virtually unanimously adopted within the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development.

I certainly understand the reasons for all these amendments that relate to funding, but is it necessary to try and resolve all of these funding problems in the context of a technical regulation?