Examples of using Difficult to have in English and their translations into Danish
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Furthermore, there is a growing number of couples who find it difficult to have their own children
Fun I know that sometimes it can be difficult to have fun when you're hurting.
in addition very difficult to have a relationship withTurkey,
as it is very difficult to have a wide-ranging discussion in plenary on an opinion poll,
For the Egyptians it would probably be very difficult to have an international force there,
It will also be difficult to have the EU as a final arbitrator of efficiency,
The biggest problem experienced by consumers at present is that it is difficult to have a dispute over consumer rights between different countries examined because there is no body to settle cross-border disputes.
so was quite difficult to have -5V at the output.
but it is difficult to have the same law operating identically where there are very different circumstances.
but it is difficult to have definite views at this stage of the examination of the directive.
because once they are introduced it is very difficult to have them lifted.
wellness organizations have actually stood against their beliefs yet been required to continue to be silent it's difficult to have any type of level of trust.
wellness companies have actually stood against their beliefs yet been required to stay silent it's difficult to have any sort of level of count on.
it will be difficult to have dealings with that country in the years ahead.
it is very difficult to have supervisory authorities
Been quite difficult to have my eyes go. I agree.
It is usually more difficult to have a close dialogue with links that lie further away in the product chain, and it costs resources to include all links.
It is therefore difficult to have a single O+ donor to standardize the assays.
It is difficult to have peace without democracy.