Examples of using Difficult to apply in English and their translations into French
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individual responsibility become increasingly difficult to apply.
several investigations by the Québec Ombudsman have revealed that it is vague and difficult to apply.
the correct colour and is, above all, difficult to apply.
the legislation may become difficult to apply.
the concept ended up making it difficult to apply, as in the work of the author,
Although it may seem difficult to apply on a daily basis, you can try to  add a few"raw"
Also, the commitment concept is difficult to apply to  certain categories of aid(e.g. aid to refugees in donor countries),
Article 1.2.7- This measure is, as it is, heavy and difficult to apply, it would be advisable to  precise that it is only applicable to  competitors holder of an international licence.
that this Act is difficult to apply in terms of the general legal principle that the criminal law must be interpreted strictly.
making it difficult to apply these methods to  nuclear physics.
would appear difficult to apply to  crimes against the peace
where the hitherto dominant standardising and technical approaches had made environmental legislation difficult to apply, the European Union decided that its regulatory apparatus needed to  be made more flexible and efficient.
justice have shown, we all stand by this principle, while it can be difficult to apply in practice.
compulsory education is difficult to apply in practice in all State schools.
II fruit packed in rows and layers was costly and difficult to apply in practice.
to have known" in article 2, subparagraph(a),">of the United Nations Sales Convention might be difficult to apply in practice to  electronic transactions.
One of the first lessons to  be drawn from the reports which were submitted relates to  the fact that the participatory process has been difficult to apply in the context of the implementation of the national action programmes.
having become an auxiliary criterion in this respect while unfortunately remaining somewhat imprecise and difficult to apply.
is difficult to apply in practice.
Other provisions of the Convention were more difficult to apply since they did not reflect the reality of life in his country,