Examples of using Difficult to see how in English and their translations into Finnish
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it can be extremely difficult to see how stamp collecting can appeal to anyone,
Simply put, it is difficult to see how Africa can extricate itself from its terrible condition of poverty
because it is difficult to see how changing the scheme
As to Amendment No 18, on establishing a common range of penalties, it is difficult to see how Member States acting individually can establish a common range while detailed prescription by the Community in this sensitive area would be inappropriate.
It is difficult to see how the destruction of the Gaza airport,
On the legal security aspect, we must consider how the European Union Charter can contribute to improving the degree of protection of fundamental rights within the European Union and it is difficult to see how a non-binding text could contribute to clarifying and transcending the current system of protection.
with the benefit of hindsight it is difficult to see how sound economic sense could have been mislaid so completely by governments and financial markets alike.
that- as other speakers have shown here- it is, in fact, difficult to see how it corresponds to the various pillars.
expenditure on health care although it is difficult to see how this can continue while still maintaining the principles of universality
even though we find it difficult to see how this could be implemented in practice.
it is very difficult to see how comprehensive data on the use of biocides could be collected.
the high levels of protection already in place, it is difficult to see how the use of PFOS-related substances would present any additional hazards in the workplace.
it is difficult to see how this pace of progress can be maintained over time without a substantial rise in the potential output of the Union's economy.
since it is clearly difficult to see how else we could achieve effective cooperation between ourselves
not clearly relate back to the Centre's objectives, making it difficult to see how individual projects fitted within the overall strategy framework,
Furthermore, it is of course extremely difficult to see how they could possibly be policed in practice without having inspectors in every boatyard,
but because it is difficult to see how such a thing would be structured, administered and financed.
With respect to the first type of location clauses mentioned in the Regulation- i.e. clauses prohibiting additional sales outlets- it is difficult to see how restrictions on additional sales outlets could be required by carmakers to avoid free‑riding.
it is difficult to see how prisons alone can be expected ever to provide the majority of prisoners with effective training,
it would be difficult to see how this would be possible when- as provided for by the Amsterdam Treaty- it would not have the right to reestablish unilaterally certain checks at its internal borders.