Examples of using Difficult to prove in English and their translations into Finnish
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Legally, it would have been very difficult to prove whether a worker had contracted skin cancer from the workplace, the back garden or the beach.
it might be rather difficult to prove.
as it is currently very difficult to prove a lack of compliance using the instruments we have today.
direct discrimination is"infrequent, anecdotal and difficult to prove.
Although it is difficult to prove that the results observed in the beneficiary population can be attributed directly to the effect of this type of scheme,
I know that in the short term it may be difficult to prove that but I am quite sure that in the long term this is a vital part of making our economies competitive in the wider world.
it is much more difficult to prove the infringement of rights.
The secret nature of these links usually makes it very difficult to prove concrete quid-pro-quo bribe giving
In Article 15 on irregular entry, the clause envisaging cessation of responsibility after 12 months from irregular entry as well as the complicated and difficult to prove clause in relation to illegal stay were deleted.
without which it is difficult to prove the guilt or innocence of a ship's crew,
Be difficult to prove that.
It's difficult to prove that.
That's gonna be difficult to prove.
CuciIIo, it's difficult to prove that.
Cuccillo, it's difficult to prove that.
Cuchillo, it's difficult to prove that.
Cucillo, it's difficult to prove that.
It's difficult to prove that. I swear!
It's difficult to prove her involvement. If she denies it.