Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Romanian
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Litigation costs, if difficult to quantify, are also high
The exact price is difficult to quantify, as prices in each region of the country are different.
the operational costs are difficult to quantify.
Though the overall benefits of the proposed measures are difficult to quantify it appears that they clearly outweigh the cost of administrative burden they generate.
it is difficult to quantify the expected economic impact of such a directive.
environmental values are difficult to quantify, we took a‘quality over quantity' approach in setting
In general, the lack of monitoring data made it difficult to quantify the overall efficiency of the programme.
While difficult to quantify, non-tariff barriers are often the source of trade disputes while lowering the associated trade costs can generate significant savings13.
For example, the budgetary effect of some measures is difficult to quantify because of dependence on individual uptake.
because it is difficult to quantify;
human health benefits are difficult to quantify, they are likely to be significant.
While the possible savings expected for Member States are difficult to quantify, during stakeholder consultations a high number of Member States' representatives expected to realise savings at national level from EMSA's extended technical assistance.
the implications of modifying the current functioning system for Pillar II of privately administered pensions are very difficult to quantify right now, but if the current form will be drastically modified,
probably because these are difficult to quantify.
The economic damage is difficult to quantify but it is likely to be large
the true impact of investment remains difficult to quantify, showing that the choice of indicators was probably not the most appropriate.
psychological processes related to different types of spatial organization are far more subtle and difficult to quantify, but no less relevant to physical and mental health.
in terms of implementation, simplification and reduction of administrative burdens(although it is difficult to quantify this), with possibly some improvements in existing levels of protection.
it is difficult to quantify the exact figures for our programmes,
Even if it is difficult to quantify the combined impact of both the enhancements to the instrument's design