Examples of using Made it difficult in English and their translations into Arabic
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On the Gender Equality Council, which the President chaired, the number of high-ranking people was really very large-- about 30 members were ministers or deputy ministers-- which made it difficult to ensure a quorum.
The lack of resources and personnel made it difficult for the Organization to respond to all the demands, and in the light of experience close consideration must
Participants called for reforms in WTO disciplines in agriculture and in particular the elimination of the agricultural subsidy regime in the North that made it difficult for farmers in the South to compete fairly in global markets.
She pointed out that there were no cross-references between, for example, Programme 8 in the United Nations strategic framework on least developed and landlocked developing countries and small island developing States on the one hand and UNCTAD ' s subprogramme on LDCs on the other, which made it difficult for member States to gain a cohesive insight into work in this area.
But you made it difficult.
The combination of those factors made it difficult to deploy MONUC.
And if one made it difficult, two made it almost impossible.
However, his condition made it difficult to get the necessary consent.
The resulting fear made it difficult for these people to access basic services.
This made it difficult for the staff concerned to plan ahead.
Which made it difficult to find his last known place of residence.
Furthermore, this incompatibility has made it difficult to share data among sub-sites.
The 1913 Land Act made it difficult for South Africans to buy land.
Unpredictable weather, the hills, the mountains… made it difficult to transport food.
However, operative paragraph six made it difficult for us to do so.
That timing made it difficult for Member States to adequately perform their oversight role.