Examples of using Difficult circumstances in English and their translations into Slovenian
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What fortified David through difficult circumstances?
And in very difficult circumstances.
Survive Illnesses and difficult circumstances.
Great leaders know how to get people to follow them even into difficult circumstances.
Here are some suggestions to help manage these difficult circumstances.
We took over in very difficult circumstances.
I am told that they have begun under difficult circumstances, but who could have imagined it being any other way?
There might be five different locations around the world, some in difficult circumstances such as polar regions,
The Turkish state should support mothers in difficult circumstances by providing independent specialist advice,
If other races are always under difficult circumstances rely on friendly help
Let us remember the uncertain and difficult circumstances in which the German Presidency took on this project a year ago.
In these difficult circumstances, they find themselves forced to purchase cheaper but also lower-performance
Bores can be implemented in very difficult circumstances, where implementation of a construction pit is very difficult or impossible.
which had been created under such difficult circumstances, became a record winner.
And we must continually make these choices, especially in difficult circumstances when our commitment to love, instead of fear, is challenged.
However, in the absence of Community legislation, in certain difficult circumstances, passengers are confronted with a set of national rules which are largely ineffective.
There is no doubt that the Directorate-General for the Internal Market has put in a great deal of outstanding work in very difficult circumstances.
In the past, survival styles had helped us survive difficult circumstances, but they have lost their functionality in later life.
This has been particularly important during the extremely difficult circumstances faced by the Member States over the last year in the face of the world economic
Successful candidates usually demonstrate their ability to overcome difficult circumstances, and they see the opportunities afforded by the fellowship as crucial to their future job success.