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it was difficult for some States to provide statistics
It will talk about the academic requirements of apprenticeship- that it can be difficult for some people to complete-
It's ten minutes walk up a cobblestone road on a hill that can be difficult for some, but very worth it for those who want a little more from Abraão Village.
quiet neighborhood that's a short stroll from Torquay's center and waterfront-- though the return walk is uphill and might be difficult for some.
convening of the Board; that made adequate preparation for the discussion difficult for some Governments.
the hilly property is difficult for some guests to navigate without a golf cart.
Nevertheless, it is a known fact that the politicization and heavy-handed approach of some countries made it more difficult for some Member States to freely express their own will to vote against this biased
less than 20 had come from Africa, he said that it would be very difficult for some developing countries to be adequately represented in Cartagena.
Credit and liquidity problems may make it difficult for some businesses to access credit markets
It was highlighted that an internal decentralization of donors' financial allocations is making it difficult for some developed country focal points to report on assistance to development.
accessibility to the service still remains difficult for some and an applicant has to prove that he/she is earning below Z$ 400 per month to be exempt from paying health fees.
the hilly property is difficult for some guests to navigate without a golf cart
Securing funding for the project proved particularly difficult for some smaller organizations,
this option may be difficult for some Veterans to access depending on their assets,
poses practical problems for these women who may require permission from their husbands before acting hence rendering it difficult for some to do so"unassisted.
Reducing government deficits to below the Maastricht threshold of 3 per cent of GDP remains difficult for some of the new European Union member States; the problem is
importance on spiritual things, which makes it difficult for some people to understand
despite the fact that geography has made access to the sea particularly difficult for some nations.
indicated that it could be difficult for some individuals, such as retirees
it will be difficult for some members to trust others to take the lead on particular areas of work.