Examples of using Which makes it difficult in English and their translations into Hungarian
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this disease is aggravated by the fact that the infection gets into the wound, which makes it difficult to heal ulcers,
Her muscles are so weak she can no longer climb in and out of the bath, which makes it difficult to keep up the Japanese practice of ofuro,
the meaning of many basic concepts has become contradictory and muddled, which makes it difficult to word one's ideas exactly, without causing any confusion.
one of the most severe symptoms of this condition is extreme fatigue which makes it difficult to take part in strenuous activities like exercise which I needed to do since I was about 50 pounds overweight.
several hundred different compounds are involved, which makes it difficult to estimate long-term effects
will be forced to pay a fine after local residents complained that lumps of water in a beautiful creation of nature fall"too noisy", which makes it difficult to watch TV with open windows.
passengers' personal data on their ticket and ID card or passport, which makes it difficult to ascertain whether the given identity matches the true identity of the person;
there is no any single system of the language of the deaf and dumb, which makes it difficult to learn.
expertise in SMEs, which makes it difficult for them to cope with the rapid changes in, and the increased complexity of, ICT.
However, all these sources of funding very often have different procedures and rules, which makes it difficult to access EU funds
trade unions) which makes it difficult to identify common goals and strategies.
we have to get something underway within a deadline which makes it difficult to weigh up properly and responsibly the dimensions
This approach will put an end to the current fragmentation of EU instruments supporting international cooperation in higher education which makes it difficult for students and universities to get access to information on Europe's higher education opportunities
Furthermore, applicable national rules on the calculation of damages do not always take account of the intangible nature of trade secrets, which makes it difficult to demonstrate the actual profits lost
some national legislations do not provide for any right of cancellation of such contracts, which makes it difficult- if not de facto impossible- for contracting authorities to take the appropriate measures to comply with ECJ judgments in infringement cases.
The Recitals to the Directive explain that national rules of Member States on the calculation of damages do not always take account of the intangible nature of trade secrets, which makes it difficult to demonstrate the actual profits lost
Also, applicable national rules on the calculation of damages do not always take account of the intangible nature of trade secrets, which makes it difficult to demonstrate the actual profits lost
States all with very different histories and political visions, which makes it difficult to identify the common economic,
the national authorities mentioned fragmented land ownership which makes it difficult to merge parcels to larger production units
Victims of trafficking in human being do not always dare to cooperate with law enforcement authorities, which makes it, difficult to detect perpetrators.