Examples of using Difficult to prove in English and their translations into Dutch
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direct discrimination is"infrequent, anecdotal and difficult to prove.
not is nowadays difficult to prove.
The second theorem, which is much more difficult to prove, states that the isometry group of a Riemannian manifold is a Lie group.
Secondly, it is difficult to prove that a specific person has sent an unauthorised encrypted message.
It is very difficult to prove that such an interpretation is correct― or incorrect.
It is exceedingly difficult to prove that a specific number,
It can be difficult to prove later that you were actually fired on account of your HIV status.
of course, remains difficult to prove;
it's been very difficult to prove.
the main problem is that in practice, it is difficult to prove'false' self-employment.
experience with such provisions has shown that it is difficult to prove the facts and hardly possible to implement measures.
they are difficult to prove, and the programme for the 2007 Year of Equal Opportunities should pay attention to this.
often in ways difficult to prove.
is extremely difficult to prove.
Rodan found it still more difficult to prove he is not a person.
It's difficult to prove that.
That's very difficult to prove.
It can be difficult to prove.
It's very difficult to prove arson.
Cucillo, it's difficult to prove that.