Examples of using Difficult to accept in English and their translations into Slovenian
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purely economic agreements will be very difficult to accept.
However, the Commission's negative decision regarding the shipyards will now result in their bankruptcy, and this situation is difficult to accept.
a strong independent spirit, you find it very difficult to accept advice from anyone.
their behavior can be especially difficult to accept.
I know that much of what I revealed in that article was difficult to accept, but I am committed to Truth,
It seems to me, however, that it is difficult to accept that that flexibility granted to employers could constitute a legitimate objective in itself.
Change can be difficult to accept_BAR__BAR_ whether it comes in the form of a revolutionary or the simple passage of time.
Many patients find the diagnosis difficult to accept, especially if their symptoms have not been sudden and obvious.
Another minus is that the children found it very difficult to accept Aflubin drops because of the sharp taste.
This might be a little difficult to accept but since you reported for duty yesterday two weeks have actually gone by.
Eric… when someone that is important to us leaves us, it can be difficult to accept they're gone.
simply because she finds it difficult to accept the feeling of loss;
suffering is always charged with mystery, difficult to accept and bear.
Secondly, many detained persons will find the fact that they have been deprived of their liberty when they are not suspected of any criminal offence difficult to accept.
The historical avant-garde is a notion that is difficult to accept, because it was introduced by Peter Bürger to indicate that the avant-garde belongs to the past,
it would not be so difficult to accept that individuals may be suffering from a disease that will eventually destroy their lives.
the best way to achieve the 2020 renewable energy goals, it is difficult to accept that they should be abolished.
you would seriously suffer- that's a bit difficult to accept.
it is extremely difficult to accept, to understand that this is no longer
There is an apparent conflict, and the only aspect that I believe would be difficult to accept is that it is up to the European Commission to ask the Court of Justice what action the Polish legislator should take.