Examples of using Difficult to achieve in English and their translations into Finnish
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You all know why it is difficult to achieve this, but that is one of the topics we still need to have on the table on our way forward to South Africa.
It is difficult to achieve automated production,
I believe this objective is very difficult to achieve without closing down the fish farming sector concerned.
Without strong and sustainable economic growth it will be difficult to achieve the other objectives agreed on in Lisbon;
consequences of economic restructuring, so that it is difficult to achieve sustainability in the sector.
The Council also considered that the proposed closed-loop system would be difficult to achieve in practice and favoured a ban on the use of cadmium in portable batteries.
But co-operation only works if a critical mass of players participates which is difficult to achieve as there are‘free-rider' profits to be made.
What has not been achieved in eleven months will be difficult to achieve in a few days.
were more difficult to achieve.
cutting parameters are difficult to achieve the objective.
this task is going to be difficult to achieve.
Of course, this will be difficult to achieve as long as competences for the different parts of the relevant policies are divided between the EU
longmang billions cross, difficult to achieve the goal, as can be imagined.
but in them it was difficult to achieve that kind of hysterical state, incitement state.
insolvency(although this might be difficult to achieve);
However those perfect abdominals are difficult to achieve till and unless you deprive yourself to fatality.
Perfect day regimen for a newborn For a newborn baby it is very difficult to achieve a clear daily regimen.
However those perfect abdominals are difficult to achieve till and unless you deprive yourself to fatality.
we will find it difficult to achieve the objectives proposed for 2010:
Without decisive action by the European Parliament, it is going to be difficult to achieve an interinstitutional political commitment on improving the quality of expenditure,