Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Dutch
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
is currently difficult to quantify.
a significant economic saving, albeit one which is difficult to quantify.
The burden on businesses was difficult to quantify, because there are limited data existing in the Member States quantifying it.
The study also concludes that the proposal of directive can bring qualitative benefits that are difficult to quantify, in particular concerning the achieved protection level.
The economic impact of this aid on investment levels is, however, difficult to quantify.
exposure to chemicals is inevitably mixed and usually difficult to quantify.
is currently difficult to quantify.
also difficult to quantify, the proposals will enable higher quality audits
But it can be quite difficult to quantify what happiness actually is,
for now the results remain difficult to quantify.
Despite these efforts, illegal export of waste is a continuous problem which is by essence difficult to quantify.
this improvement is difficult to quantify in relation to other factors contributing to fatigue.
policies are complex and where consequences may be unintended and difficult to quantify.
The scale of the problem is difficult to quantify, as presently only ten Member States have specific schemes for admitting highly qualified workers
Though the effects of natural disasters are difficult to quantify, the Commission estimated that some 31 million people were affected
Even if it is difficult to quantify the combined impact of both the enhancements to the instrument's design
This trend(which is difficult to quantify) not only means considerable uncertainty for those affected
Advantages resulting from the reform of the prospectus summary and the introduction of a searchable prospectus database are more difficult to quantify: the impact assessment relies on a more qualitative assessment in these respects.
Ix A degradation in the ecological system of the waters into which the excess heat is released is in itself a loss which is difficult to quantify from the point of view of aesthetics, recreation, fishing, agriculture, etc.
contribution to active citizenship, and its effects are often difficult to quantify: social commitment,