Examples of using Difficult for countries in English and their translations into French
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However, it must be remembered that it was sometimes difficult for countries such as Nepal, which was among the least-developed countries
which make it difficult for countries to provide the information,
timely regulative solutions being the most difficult for countries to promulgate and enforce, secretariats could compile
The growing trend towards integration of services and the increasing use of sector-wide approaches in development assistance is making it increasingly difficult for countries to readily distinguish between expenditures for population and other health-related activities
The growing trend towards integration of services and the increasing use of sector-wide approaches in development assistance are making it increasingly difficult for countries to readily distinguish between expenditures for population and other health-related activities
the inaccessibility of the terrain combined with the limited national border security capacity make it difficult for countries in the region to tackle these security challenges alone.
trend towards integration of services and the increasing use of sector-wide approaches in development assistance are making it increasingly difficult for countries to readily distinguish between expenditures for population and other health-related activities
trend towards integration of services and the increasing use of sector-wide approaches in development assistance are making it increasingly difficult for countries to readily distinguish between expenditures for population and other health-related activities
Development is particularly difficult for countries saddled by mountains of crippling debt.
It is very difficult for countries to reach agreement within the Doha context.
It was difficult for countries to act on events happening in other countries. .
So far, it has been difficult for countries to manage this tension.
This is more difficult for countries that are engaging in this exercise for the first time.
The rise of electronic fund transfers makes it difficult for countries to deal effectively with corruption and IFFs.
it is obviously most difficult for countries with the most constrained budgets.
This should make it more difficult for countries to simply re-classify subsidies in order to dodge reduction commitments.
Pursuing clandestine activities will make it more difficult for countries to regain the confidence of the international community.
However, this sort of rule can be quite difficult for countries with weak administrative capacity to apply successfully.
it is extremely difficult for countries to agree on the composition of panels.