Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Italian
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it will be difficult to take any action.
When we disagree, it is difficult to take forward any agenda, so the transatlantic relationship allows us to achieve together results which we cannot achieve alone.
If we do not do this, it will be difficult to take seriously the European Union's ambition to be a global player.
it is difficult to take at least a few steps.
It is very difficult to take a clear and unbiassed view without knowing that,
It is increasingly difficult to take care of the elderly
where it will be very difficult to take away points to Red Bull.
so it was very difficult to take the luggage from the bottom floor to the third floor.
it is difficult to take the appropriate corrective action to prevent schedule delays.
it is definitely much more difficult to take a decent result home with you.
It's important because it's difficult to take bold political initiatives in a negative climate like the one there was at the moment of the French and Dutch referendum.
at the same time as it is to become more difficult to take decisions.
And I think that it is due to this heterogeneous dynamic reality that politicians find it so difficult to take decisions on drug issues.
It would be really difficult to take prisoners out of jail without the warden's approval,
But in a really good way. So big that it's difficult to take it all in.
It was difficult to take risks in quali, but now I have got a bit more understanding
these one are big and difficult to take out, because they escape into the water plants to shelter. Other Areas.
certainly the more difficult to take, because, at the moment, the national parliaments themselves do not agree on specific issues.
You find it difficult to take orders from others
It was difficult to take good pictures since it was already dark