Examples of using Difficult to monitor in English and their translations into Italian
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have made it increasingly difficult to monitor telecommunications in connection with serious crimes,
found that certain discounts were not fully transparent and were difficult to monitor.
It is apparent from ESMA's findings that NFCs may be finding the hedging exemption difficult to monitor and apply in practice.
is actually dreadfully difficult to monitor.
that the system can be very private and difficult to monitor.
is really extremely difficult to monitor.
is actually extremely difficult to monitor.
The increase in trading across different venues had made it more difficult to monitor for possible market abuse.
European towns have found it very difficult to monitor these parameters, whether in the field of air,
While it may not difficult to monitor the activities happen in our daily life,
making it difficult to monitor or control illegal content.
A consequence of decisions relating to businesses which are located outside the EU is that it may be more difficult to monitor compliance with approved arrangements.
Even if this approach might make it more difficult to monitor the correct application of the obligations of the directive, the Commission believes that this is the most practical approach.
which makes it extremely difficult to monitor.
as it will otherwise be difficult to monitor the implementation of the Energy Union.
Programme objectives have sometimes been vague, making it difficult to monitor and evaluate performance.
it is difficult to monitor the standards which apply to cheap agricultural imports.
can change at short notice which makes it difficult to monitor these individually.
The increasing trading of instruments across different venues makes it more difficult to monitor for possible market abuse.
it after sometime it becomes difficult to monitor the site.