Examples of using Difficult to enforce in English and their translations into Italian
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Others, however, believe that a complete moratorium would not only be difficult to enforce, but would also hinder research progress.
Although sometimes difficult to enforce, there are some laws on the books to help us go after companies that seek to exploit children.
Such a provision may have been very difficult to enforce, and we may find no other possible reference to it.
Finally, it is difficult to enforce court decisions on firms in another country.
In these situations it is very difficult to enforce the law without using force,
Collection targets: For portable batteries a ban would be difficult to enforce because of their smaller size
It is difficult to enforce laws because the country is huge
He found it difficult to enforce Islamic law beyond the sultan's court in Delhi, due to lack of Islamic appeal in India.
However, it is difficult to enforce these measures as long as these vehicles continue to cross through cities without any restriction.
be difficult to enforce and therefore ineffective.
financial difficulty on the self-employed and be difficult to enforce and therefore ineffective.
In many Member States, there are legal constraints which make it difficult to enforce such agreements.
which makes it difficult to enforce income tax effectively.
and are difficult to enforce or leave.
I can understand that the measurement of engine power in kilowatts is problematic and difficult to enforce.
The common position facilitates labelling by making a more flexible approach less difficult to enforce.
when it does it is difficult to enforce international rights in domestic courts.
a limited impact and its vague wording makes it difficult to enforce.
it could be more difficult to enforce user rights.
EU sanctions may be very difficult to enforce in such a vast country as Sudan,