Examples of using Difficulties which in English and their translations into Slovak
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And even more so, of the difficulties which are associated with each of them.
But even so we shall still have to struggle for an indefinite length of time with the difficulties which the intractable nature of man puts in the way of every kind of social community.
They can be decided only after accession on the basis of serious and liable difficulties which persist in any sector of the economy.
As I have already said, they are difficulties which, to be fair, concern not only the euro area.
A husband is a person who helps his wife to overcome difficulties which she would not have if she had not married him.
Mr Hernández Bataller mentioned the difficulties which the heating problems in the Committee's lobby were causing members and staff.
Member States shall inform the Commission of any general difficulties which their insurance distributors encounter▌in establishing themselves
psychological and social difficulties which appear when disagreements are examined.
A particular purpose of the statement of those rules is to mitigate the difficulties which result from the application of"double deontology",
Besides the task of supervising the technical support function of SIS, the JSA Schengen examines any difficulties which may arise during operation of SIS,
The difficulties which have afflicted the telecommunications industry have had serious repercussions on the space industry,
that there was no question of difficulties which could have been anticipated by an environmental impact assessment, even one in
He reported to the Bureau on certain difficulties which could arise for the building prospection notice
the measures suggested by the Commission do not prove sufficient to overcome the difficulties which have arisen
They know as well those difficulties which such presumed"miracle diets" bring with them,
one may at least raise three major difficulties which suffice to make the cogency of these new beatifications and canonizations questionable.
Difficulties which may be encountered by the Council when attempting to prove that involvement may, in some cases, have an effect
Statement of those rules is to mitigate the difficulties which result from the application of“double deontology”,
last word(reserved to God), we may at least raise three great difficulties which render doubtful the seriousness of the new beatifications and canonizations.
The difficulties which may be encountered by the Council when attempting to prove involvement may, in some cases, have an effect