Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to avoid en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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it may be difficult to avoid stock outs.
People who say it is difficult or very difficult to avoid paying are also much less likely to report that people actually do avoid paying their taxes.
which makes some comparison with the law enforcement paradigm difficult to avoid.
losses will be difficult to avoid.
This is to eradicate any misconception that the use of torture in interrogation may be commonplace or difficult to avoid;
these may be difficult to avoid in the current climate of competition among governments for foreign investment.
is more difficult to avoid and if contact is made,
Furthermore, it is difficult to avoid substitutions of names
considerable physical force- and the attendant risk of heavy casualties- became difficult to avoid.
it was noted that it would be difficult to avoid parallel proceedings being commenced in multiple jurisdictions,
will be very difficult to avoid.
it seems difficult to avoid this.
but in elaborating each new instrument it became increasingly difficult to avoid redundancies and contradictions with existing conventions and other international law initiatives.
The point was also made, stressing that in future it would be difficult to avoid the influence of work on a set of draft articles on one category of resources over another. Accordingly, it was important
stressed that it would be difficult to avoid in future the influence of work on a set of draft articles on one category of resources over another and that it was important not
it was difficult to avoid failures of companies
Difficult to avoid.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to avoid this fruit.
Thus, it becomes difficult to avoid an accident.
it will be difficult to avoid gossip.