Examples of using Difficult to judge in English and their translations into French
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This is because it is difficult to judge at the time that bankruptcy proceedings are opened whether a company is operating as a bank
linking spend to deliverables, making it difficult to judge what progress should have been achieved for the investment to date.
party's first two reports. That had complicated the Committee's task because it was difficult to judge the progress over such a long period.
standard tourism facilities and services but it is difficult to judge whether announced initiatives will solve the problem.
Right: This situation is more difficult to judge: the dog pushes the see-saw down as well,
the state of conservation of the rock art is also difficult to judge on the basis of the material provided
it made it really difficult to judge which precise points needed to be changed.
is difficult to judge at the best of times.
to the labour force, groups with marginal labour force attachment, and">individuals whose ability is difficult to judge because of a long spell of unemployment.
it is difficult to judge the level of the inspection effort applied in the CCAMLR Convention Area.
as it can be difficult to judge the quality of labels before purchase.
a problem of interpretation, as it would be difficult to judge or justify that a packaging was capable of resisting a drop test if the test was not performed on packages as prepared for transport.
However, it is often difficult to judge the ultimate effects of a policy:
it was difficult to judge whether the Department of General Assembly Affairs
too much flexibility by the volunteer organizations could make it that much more difficult to judge the success or failure of the study
and it was difficult to judge in practice.
It's more difficult to judge a state.
It is even more difficult to judge whether content is harmful.
I find it difficult to judge any distance from the ground.