Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Slovak
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inefficiencies that are difficult to justify unless, as I have already said in previous interventions,
It could be difficult to justify the cost of owning a steam cleaner if you only have a small area to clean,
Nevertheless, it is difficult to justify, in an internal market without frontiers, that citizens and businesses have to undergo the
it will be quite difficult to justify a large amount of financing,” the EBRD's now former managing director for energy
But with the prospect of a final solution so close it will be difficult to justify the lack of a comprehensive initiative to transform the Danube into the very waterway of the continent, bringing further economic
the European social model, it is now difficult to justify introducing a"European" tax.
Looking back, it is difficult to justify why, if the 11 can take over all the highest forms of the spiritual 2,
which are difficult to justify unless an acceptable return on investments can be established based on the synchronised deployment of air
The EESC considers that levels of payment based on historic production will become more difficult to justify and encourages Member States,
adjustment granted to farmers, it has become increasingly difficult to justify the presence of significant individual differences in the level of support per hectare resulting from use of historical references.
In this case, therefore, this is very difficult to justify to the electorate.
Going further towards a fully integrated system, however, was difficult to justify in terms of payback.
It is not difficult to justify yourself when a man does not love you and does not pay attention to you.
However, it is difficult to justify house contents insurance policyholders, for example,
For example, banning short-term letting of apartments appears generally difficult to justify when the short-term rental use of properties can for example be limited to a maximum number of days per year.
the case for Union action in this regard was therefore difficult to justify on grounds of subsidiarity.
The abundance of white in the work- the author's attempt to justify the difficult past of the model,
This is absurd and truly difficult to justify democratically.
In other words, a coup is never difficult to justify by the winners.
This option might be difficult to justify in the light of the subsidiarity principle.