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hardship
hardship
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- gebrek aan het allernoodzakelijkste
- something hard to endure
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hardship
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- something that causes or entails suffering
"I cannot think it a hardship that more indulgence is allowed to men than to women"
"the many hardships of frontier life"
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hardship
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- tegenspoed, malheur, pech, tegenslag, wanbof
- a state of misfortune or affliction
"a life of hardship"
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hardship
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- koortsrilling
- something hard to endure
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- Kaishuu made nothing of hardship.
- They knew about the hardship and loss.
- You will have to go through hardship.
- Thanks to your advice, I got over the hardship.
- They had to endure great hardship during the war.
- The prisoners would have to go through yet one more hardship.
- The Journey: Per Ardua Ad Astra, Through hardship to the stars.
- The Director may authorise an exception to the provisions governing reimbursement where their strict application might cause special hardship.
- However, according to point 44 of the Guidelines, in exceptional circumstances and in cases of particular hardship the Commission may accept a lower contribution.
- Article 40 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 provides for the application of a different reference period in hardship cases affecting production.
- In exceptional circumstances and in cases of particular hardship, which must be demonstrated by the EFTA State, the Authority may accept a lower contribution.
- The Authority has no a priori objection to such aid when it is granted to firms in difficulty, for it brings economic benefits above and beyond the interests of the firm concerned, facilitating structural change and reducing hardship.
- First, the Commission notes that BNFL already asked its advisers to consider its position vis-à-vis BE at the beginning of 2002, when BE first invoked the hardship clause of its agreements with BNFL.
- According to the UK authorities, BNFL did not resist the invocation of the hardship clause but, contrary to the Commission’s belief, had expressed itself willing to consider the possible amendments of the existing contracts prior to the announcement that BE had entered into negotiations with the UK Government.
- In order to avoid unnecessary social and economic hardship, fishing activities that do not catch cod should be permitted within the area closed for cod fishing to the west of Scotland, so long as such activities are clearly defined, enforceable, and do not cause an additional risk to the remaining stock of cod.