Examples of using Often difficult in English and their translations into Russian
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That was particularly important given the wide-ranging and often difficult issues assigned to the Committee.
Such, often difficult, readjustment can be minimized if mandates given the Organization establish well-defined,
The NPT Review and Extension Conference was concluded at the end of last week after four weeks of intensive and often difficult negotiations.
peace-keeping operations was important and often difficult.
In addition, the conditions of confinement or detention are often difficult police cells in particular are not suited to long periods of detention.
Achieving self-sufficiency, in a context of economic and social constraints, was often difficult and resettlement has not proved to be the most appropriate solution.
The loss of three staff members within a 24-hour period underscores the often difficult and dangerous conditions under which United Nations personnel serve.
We remain concerned, however, at the often difficult relationship between and within the executive
Encourage and assist other states in making the often difficult transition to democracy.
Verifying that an applicant was still a minor was often difficult, especially since malnutrition was a recognized cause of delayed maturity.
While these methods are often difficult detect, it provides an opportunity for relevant authorities,
It's often difficult to know what lies beneath the surface of a floor, or ceiling
This text is the result of intensive and often difficult negotiations that took place during the past two weeks.
We must take on the often difficult challenge of recognizing
it is often difficult for enterprises and investors,
particularly as migrants make long and often difficult journeys to countries of destination.
sometimes contradictory, and often difficult to implement are the rules
Father, we live in difficult times that challenge our faith in new and often difficult circumstance.
determining the effectiveness of such assistance remains often difficult.
Securing this service in fragile post-conflict settings is often difficult owing to the lack of available, reliable service providers on the ground.