Examples of using Particular difficulty in English and their translations into Arabic
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It must be admitted that the realization of economic, social and cultural rights has presented particular difficulty, given the precarious economic situation the country finds itself in as a result of its large fiscal and current account deficits and rises in price levels in recent years.
Neither the International Law Commission nor the United Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties, held at Vienna in 1969, seem to have had any particular difficulty in formulating the rules presented in the first two paragraphs of article 21 concerning the effects of reservations(whereas paragraph 3 deals with the effects of objections).
The author submits that the time taken is all the more unreasonable because the file presented no particular difficulty, he himself did nothing to obstruct the smooth conduct of the procedure and once his conclusions were filed with the Council of State in July 1993 the case was ready to proceed.
The difference between the formal and real requirements produced considerable dissonance among the students and resulted in cynicism, scorn, and hypocrisy among students, and particular difficulty for minority students.[5] No part of the university community, writes Snyder,
It is this aspect of organization, which typically includes long-term planning, continuity of purpose, division of labour and particular difficulty of detection, which renders these entities and their activities so dangerous that criminalizing the financing of mere preparatory acts seems justifiable.
A particular difficulty that the Office has discerned is in the conceptualization and implementation of such reform initiatives, that is to say, how the need for change is determined and later communicated to the various constituencies; the extent to which staff are involved in change management initiatives to ensure their acceptance of, and commitment to, such processes; and whether the necessary resources and training mechanisms are available or will be made available to make reform sustainable.
The Board noted the particular difficulty involved in accessing information on certain indigenous groups in Africa that could benefit from the assistance of the Fund, and recommended, inter alia, seeking the cooperation of the Working Group of Experts on Indigenous Populations/Communities of the African Commission on Human and Peoples ' Rights, African Permanent Missions in Geneva and other relevant organizations, with a view to identifying such groups and obtaining accurate information.
The Board noted the particular difficulty involved in accessing information on certain indigenous groups in Africa that could benefit from the assistance of the Fund,
She had no particular difficulty with article 105.
The issue of the armies has remained of particular difficulty.
Operation is no particular difficulty and can be performed by any user.
Students in remote areas have particular difficulty in exercising their right to education.
was likely to cause particular difficulty.
Investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy projects have often had particular difficulty attracting commercial financing.
The Advisory Committee had particular difficulty with the proposals relating to the Department of Administration and Management.
Member States appear to have particular difficulty in investigating and prosecuting people accused of committing human rights violations.
Experienced practitioners would have no particular difficulty in coming to terms with the rules they would have to apply.
Most smallholder agriculture enterprises were also run by women, who had particular difficulty in moving beyond subsistence farming.
The CTC would therefore be grateful for an indication of the particular difficulty that South Africa faces in this regard.
This is a task that would present no particular difficulty for experienced arbitrators, while it may constitute a major challenge to volunteer staff.