Examples of using Which makes it difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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This is due mostly to buying at retail price and quantity which makes it difficult for dropshippers to sell without a markup.
These appear to be the only documentation right now which makes it difficult to get started.
We are living in a time of crisis, which makes it difficult to make the kind of decisions on weighty
Things you can't postCurrently, our Terms of Service are only available in English, which makes it difficult for users who don't speak English to know what is
long-term nature of the climate issue, which makes it difficult for regional institutions that have limited authority over national policy to set clear targets and goals.
Despite the partial stabilisation in the country, there are constant clashes between government forces and the rebels, which makes it difficult to use UN peacekeeping forces
The use of a uniform mesh in such cases leads to an excessive increase in the number of nodes, which makes it difficult to construct the model
an open construction site, with bright daylight, which makes it difficult to visually fix the mark of the laser beam.
often accompanied by very aggressive marketing, which makes it difficult to choose between the most appropriate programmes or services.
However, all these sources of funding very often have different procedures and rules, which makes it difficult to access EU funds
National legislation which makes it difficult for applicants from other Member States to gain access to vocational train ing on grounds of nationality thus falk within the scope of the prohibition of discrimination in Article 7 of the EEC Treaty.
of the disproportionate distribution of tasks within society which makes it difficult to start a family,
Unfortunately, the Council often operates in a way which makes it difficult to relate a document to a procedure,
In some degree, this is inevitable because of the'public good' aspect of much of infrastructure which makes it difficult, or costly, to restrict its use to those who are willing to pay the full costs of provision.
guidelines for the assessment of financial instruments incorporating a structure which makes it difficult for the client to understand the risk involved in accordance with paragraph 3 a.
receive from the website is encrypted, which makes it difficult for anyone else to get this information. The website is verified,
receive from the website is encrypted, which makes it difficult for anyone else to get to this info. The website is verified,
excluding those that embed a derivative or incorporate a structure which makes it difficult for the client to understand the risk involved; ïf̄.
to entry in a register, which makes it difficult to apply accounting obligations to them;
Asi file through VirusTotal, which made it difficult to detect before running.