Examples of using Many difficult in English and their translations into Dutch
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Monique started working on the floor, too and they implemented many difficult projects with that attitude.
then learns from his mother that many difficult moments can be avoided
with reference to Parliament, Romania has many difficult decisions to make.
so there are many difficult implementation methods of zoning techniques.
we have to deal with many difficult questions about the brain.
educators with a helpful starting point for many difficult topics that too often go unaddressed.
The delegation also had a great responsibility in this negotiation because we had many difficult decisions to take.
Particularly in the short run, are also required to address the skill gaps and the many difficult to fill vacancies that have emerged.
Through good cooperation in many difficult negotiations we agreed on something which I can unreservedly offer to the House to take on board.
Since there are many difficult implementation issues, it is important
Although Hannah certainly faces many difficult and unjust challenges,
To sum up, there are many difficult and complex problems in Tajikistan
I should like to thank the rapporteur, Mr Schnellhardt, for the effort he has put into the many difficult negotiations.
As I said, we have worked long and hard on this issue in the Council, and we have had many difficult discussions.
Croatia has come a long way in its efforts to achieve membership and has taken many difficult decisions in order to deal with the European dimension.
And you will find yourself having to answer many difficult questions, but your bright
It contained many difficult dossiers and many difficult ideas which many people in industry, in particular,
thoughtful answers(scientific and medical) to many difficult questions related to this topic
There are many difficult considerations that must be taken into account if we are not again to end up in the same situation as we did with the previous proposal for a directive on tobacco advertising.
to Mrs Harms that, during the Council meeting in October, we spent many difficult hours trying to reach a unanimous agreement, as Commissioner Piebalgs knows, because the positions were so far apart.