Примеры использования Made it more difficult на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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while conditions of service at Gaza made it more difficult to attract and retain international staff.
simultaneously all round the world, each of them with so many distinguishing characteristics, has made it more difficult to understand, appreciate
Clearly, the jury element of the common law system made it more difficult to protect people accused of crime than in a totally judicial system,
Conditions of service in Gaza also made it more difficult to attract and retain international staff,
They imposed stricter pass laws which made it more difficult for black workers to travel to town,
poorly understood, a single trial for all authors made it more difficult for each to communicate with counsel
which undermined budget discipline, obscured the full requirements and made it more difficult for Member States to prioritize the allocation of resources.
where the distance from Edison's home base of New Jersey made it more difficult for the MPPC to enforce its patents.
investment agreements made it more difficult for developing countries to achieve food security,
other measures imposed by the Security Council reduced the resources available to UNITA and made it more difficult for Savimbi to keep his equipment fueled
The hidden nature of domestic work makes it more difficult to enforce legislation ILO, 2009c.
The nature of NSAs makes it more difficult to manage them in a treaty context.
High inequalities make it more difficult to sustain economic growth.
Using the terms“Appellant” and“Respondent” may make it more difficult to understand which rules to apply.
However, this integration also makes it more difficult for authorities to identify the IDPs and to provide them with needed assistance.
That disparity of treatment inevitably results in adding further uncertainties and making it more difficult to rely on intellectual property rights as a means of obtaining financing.
relevant data collection makes it more difficult to address an economic shock
Variability in measurements makes it more difficult to detect incipient trends,
these rules make it more difficult for the procuring agency to adapt to-and capture-rapid advances in the marketplace.