Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Slovak
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As the Court of First Instance observes, the fact that an element may be difficult to quantify does not mean that it has no value.
the extent of which is difficult to quantify.
it is difficult to quantify success.
While difficult to quantify, non-tariff barriers are often the source of trade disputes while lowering the associated trade costs can generate significant savings13.
the Commission recognises that the impact has been difficult to quantify.
That damage is difficult to quantify, but it consists of expenses,
The group agreed that efficiency in health is difficult to quantify since health services have many intangible consequences which only come to light in the long term.
The impact and the results of the projects are difficult to quantify in most of the cases and relate to qualitative rather than quantitative information.
The exact price is difficult to quantify, as prices in each region of the country are different.
albeit one which is difficult to quantify.
However, this is difficult to quantify and there has not been significant mainstreaming of health inequalities across all relevant EU policies.
However, although the equal treatment of industry, and environmental and human health benefits are difficult to quantify, they are likely to be significant.
more often thannot they are intangible and difficult to quantify.
There would also be a substantial one-off benefit from divesting the Strasbourg buildings, which, though difficult to quantify could be substantial.
Despite these efforts, illegal export of waste is a continuous problem which is by essence difficult to quantify.
However, the success of these methods has remained difficult to quantify and appears to be rather small[22].
However, it is difficult to quantify the benefits gained through prevention,
It is difficult to quantify the full extent of local soil contamination,
The scale of the problem is difficult to quantify, as presently only ten Member States have specific schemes for admitting highly qualified workers