Examples of using Very difficult position in English and their translations into French
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on the shoulders of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, itself in a very difficult position because of unjust United Nations sanctions.
We're in a very difficult position.
You place me in a very difficult position.
Valerie, you were in a very difficult position.
You put me in a very difficult position.
I know I put you in a very difficult position.
You're putting me in a very difficult position.
Giving me things puts me in a very difficult position.
It's a very, very difficult position for sensitive human beings to be in.
Your wife's suicide put us in a very difficult position.
And your actions today have put everyone else in a very difficult position.
The Avatar has put us all in a very difficult position,- but my administration.
I would like to say that we're all in a very difficult position.
my delegation, despite its very difficult position, will be able to vote in favour of the draft resolution.
It puts Canada and our government in a very difficult position, because they have either got to hand over a Canadian citizen to a foreign government for activities that were entirely done in Canada,
However we put the CBC in a very difficult position by giving it this huge mandate
the general decline in the economy and the worsening quality of working life have placed trade unions in a very difficult position.
having him executed would put Chiang in a very difficult position because public opinion would be against Chiang.
you're putting me in very a difficult position.
There are changes coming that may make your father's position very difficult, and you're not helping him any by flaunting pacifist sympathy.