Examples of using Difficult subject in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Political
Turning to Kosovo: this is a difficult subject for all of us, particularly in my group.
On Afghanistan, firstly I congratulate Mr Brie on his report on a difficult subject in a difficult country.
I also value the efforts of Mr Bowis to reach a compromise on this fiendishly difficult subject.
It is a difficult subject to address, and doing so is impeded by lobbying efforts and incomplete information.
Liability was a difficult subject: common legal parameters were needed,
I congratulate the Commission and the rapporteur for their consideration of this difficult subject.
A quite difficult subject for photographers: LINK.
I want to also mention a very difficult subject….
The wear protection at tube squall gene is a difficult subject.
However, remittances prove to be a difficult subject to grasp.
As soon as there is some difficult subject, they give up.
It is a very difficult subject, and I doubt the film will make many friends in Israel.
Mathematics is a difficult subject.
The production contains all the elements of an interesting programme on a difficult subject.
Mr President, this is a very important report and it approaches a difficult subject.
It is a difficult subject and I hope we have managed to make it somewhat easier to deal with now.
Languages are often perceived as a difficult subject and an important factor in failure at school.
This is a difficult subject, as the European Agency for Safety
But Mireille Chaleyat-Maurel warns against having too many illusions:'Maths is a difficult subject, and it can not be simplified.
however the often difficult subject is mastered much more easily in a group.