Examples of using Some difficulty in English and their translations into French
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However, most of these have experienced some difficulty either in entering
This has posed some difficulty within CSPA as our current purpose does not recognize Indoor Skydiving.
To begin with, we had some difficulty in answering the questions,
In connection with these visits, some difficulty has been experienced in obtaining from Ethiopia all the authorizations needed for the related helicopter flights.
The panel had some difficulty understanding the governance
Unfortunately, there continued to be some difficulty in obtaining the cooperation of the credit card issuers with respect to this facility being restored.
dates of planned meetings had caused some difficulty in the past year.
The text is silent on an issue which in the period after 1988 gave some difficulty to legislators.
the delegation would have some difficulty in responding to the more technical points raised.
Still, close to one in five women with disabilities has at least some difficulty travelling locally because of their condition.
so the top two were having some difficulty.
In this scenario, Dr. Winter's analysis of why a monopolist will always outbid an entrant causes the Tribunal some difficulty.
Council members may visit facilities within the penitentiary system in which there may be some difficulty in guaranteeing the rights of detainees.
and this adds some difficulty to the hike.
The word“wilfully” causes some difficulty with charges under the current legislation.
something that seems simple but it involves some difficulty.
He had some difficulty in getting himself published,
I must admit that I had some difficulty writing this review- indeed
Valderrama experienced some difficulty while shooting his segment, Up to the Last Man,
you will have some difficulty finding the entrance: