Examples of using Difficult in practice in English and their translations into French
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has proved difficult in practice.
procedural requirements for obtaining such a visa make it prohibitive or difficult in practice to obtain one.
the relatively limited number of registered non-governmental organizations indicates that this is difficult in practice.
it could prove difficult in practice to determine a State's intentions.
It was said that it was difficult in practice to prove actual knowledge of a failure and that in some jurisdictions, actual knowledge was interpreted restrictively, requiring specific proof of a positive knowledge.
abatement costs so that establishing an optimum policy is usually difficult in practice.
However, the use of time allocation at the household level is far more difficult in practice, requiring records of the labour allocation of each household member which will be rarely available in a reliable form.
However, it must be acknowledged that targetting global welfare maximization would be difficult in practice in this context because it would require the weighing of different“appropriate levels of protection” across Members.
Given the fact that it is sometimes difficult in practice to distinguish between dissolution
The Committee also notes that it seems very difficult in practice for most persons who have been arrested to inform their family
The Working Group recognised that it was difficult in practice to place boundaries around ecosystems,
Although it would be difficult in practice to conduct a visitors' tour of the premises of the specialized agencies located in Geneva,
proper classification of the character of the conflicts within the State territory is becoming ever more difficult in practice.
China agrees with Liechtenstein that the implementation of the recommendation in paragraph 7 of the preliminary conclusions might prove difficult in practice. Paragraph 7 reads as follows.
disadvantages of concrete projects proves difficult in practice as well as the variety and extent of the interest in the presence.
which was possible in law but difficult in practice, in view of the long waiting times faced by asylum-seekers wishing to obtain residence permits.
international courts found it exceedingly difficult in practice to convict the suspected authors of genocide.
are often difficult in practice to distinguish from loans against the receivables.
namely that prisoners should always work(although it proves difficult in practice to provide work for all the prisoners in the existing prison),
it is difficult in practice to separate the effects of accumulation from the effects of TFP when analysing the causes of growth,