Examples of using Difficult to accept in English and their translations into Czech
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In the form of a revolutionary or the simple passage oftime. Change can be difficult to accept, whether it comes.
That's too difficult to accept, so they create alternate personalities that don't have to accept it. The person experiences something.
it can be difficult to accept they're gone.
that is very difficult to accept.
That is difficult to accept, especially in view of Russia's membership of the Council of Europe
You will understand I find it difficult to accept I'm the object of an eternal Satanic quest.
I admit I am finding it difficult to accept the possibility of a past about which I know nothing.
I voted for this report because I find it very difficult to accept that 17% of women still live below the poverty line in Europe.
That I know are difficult to accept. but your true security will come from two things Your weapon may be important as your last line of defense.
this situation is difficult to accept.
There is an apparent conflict, and the only aspect that I believe would be difficult to accept is that it is up to the European Commission to ask the Court of Justice what action the Polish legislator should take.
DE Madam President, as an ardent pro-European- as are the great majority of my 500 000 direct voters- I find it very difficult to accept this predicament that you have placed yourself in.
Mr Paleckis because I find it very difficult to accept that the citizens of that country should suffer twice over because of a bad regime:
it is difficult to accept the idea that the European External Action Service might take on the role of representing a common position of the Member States on the world stage when very often,
You find that difficult to accept?
You may find that difficult to accept.
Is it so difficult to accept me?
Royal Highness' is the most difficult to accept.
Mrs. Dalton, I know this is difficult to accept.