Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Italian
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the existence of such general schemes was therefore, increasingly difficult to justify and consequently the grant of such aid was prohibited.
At the political level- while being aware of the particular features specific to international agreements within the CFSP framework- it seems difficult to justify the exclusion of the European Parliament from all consultation as regards these agreements.
it becomes much more difficult to justify the economics of such a change.
Certainly, this new challenge will involve costs and inefficiencies that are difficult to justify unless, as I have already said in previous interventions,
Furthermore, the administrative costs per file are extremely high and very difficult to justify, while the need to apply procedures that minimise the risk of irregularities(learning lessons from the JOP programme)
These consequences are difficult to justify where the traditional use of the medicinal product is of such a nature as to allow sound conclusions on its safety and efficacy.
The current data suggests that extensive systems of prior authorisation under the Directive will be difficult to justify in the absence of robust evidence demonstrating why the situation under the Directive is so different from that under the Regulations.
since the forces at a distance are difficult to justify from a scientific point of view,
Moreover, in a period in which donor countries are engaged in a process leading to levels of armament not exceeding sufficiency levels, development cooperation with governments which maintain much larger military structures than needed will become difficult to justify.
then abortion is more difficult to justify.
backlog of projects to complete and we have underspent the human rights budget in the past so I would find it very difficult to justify an increase in spending until we have sorted this out.
fall in economic activity, the failure of banking flows to pick up when demand recovers would be more difficult to justify.
debilitating disease is difficult to justify given the grim prognosis
I thought that it would be very difficult to justify their presence in a statistical study.
by roof sheeting will be difficult to justify as the plane of the sheet and the length of
We also of course believe, however, that it would be difficult to justify to our citizens the establishment of a Fundamental Rights Agency which would be denied the right to exercise the key competences necessary to do its job
to President George W. Bush written September 13, 2002 by the U.S. Bishopś Conference,">in which they judged a preventive war against Iraq as"difficult to justify at this time."But then the magazine urges its readers"to look at the harsh reality of things.".
Accordingly, it is difficult to justify a ship's age as a rigid criterion,
the situation is still socially unacceptable and difficult to justify to the citizen.
It would be difficult to justify such an intervention, despite the violations of fundamental rights that have occurred in the country during these years,