Examples of using Difficult to prove in English and their translations into Slovak
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Nevertheless, it is often difficult to prove that the woman did not want and the majority of the investigations will be closed down.
Such abuse of the labor force is difficult to prove, and workers often have no choice.
In practice the damages are very difficult to prove and therefore are very rarely obtained.
It is important to know that it will be very difficult to prove its innocence here, in fact it is impossible.
while other suspicions may prove to be unfounded or difficult to prove.
Briefly: if your own benefit is not affected and it is difficult to prove its correctness, then it makes no sense to start disputing.
That's difficult to prove, due to the pen
The“passing-on defence” substantially increases the complexity of damages claims as the exact distribution of damages along the supply chain could be exceedingly difficult to prove.
it will be difficult to prove his guilt.
It was, for example, difficult to prove the causal link between the EU projects
the Member States' authorities, as it is currently very difficult to prove a lack of compliance using the instruments we have today.
because it is difficult to prove that a product contains thrombin.
it's very difficult to prove that you are being discriminated against,
anecdotal and difficult to prove".
the lacerations from an illegally long whip, but all very difficult to prove.
Emotional abuse is often difficult to prove and therefore, child protective services may not be able to intervene without evidence to harm to child.
Emotional abuse is often difficult to prove, therefore, CPS may not be able to intervene without evidence of harm to the child.
It is difficult to prove the existence of an objective link between the Directives' implementation in the extractive industries
On the contrary, it seems quite difficult to prove a link between the lifting of visas requirements
Emotional abuse is often difficult to prove and, therefore, Child Protective services may not be able to intervene without clear evidence of harm to the child.1.