Examples of using Are difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Spanish
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restriction of the provision of services by correspondent banks has financial repercussions that are difficult to quantify but that add to Cuban importers' costs,
Efficiency gains are difficult to quantify in the early stages of the operation
results in economic losses that are difficult to quantify.
also high indirect costs, although they are difficult to quantify because of the redoing of studies
or with returns that are difficult to quantify in financial terms(such as health) or both education.
a significant portion of the affected community would be subject to relocation and/or impacts affect assets and values that are difficult to quantify and to compensate, after all other options have been explored,
While the costs are difficult to quantify- and do not include non-monetary damage such as illness
although emissions associated with intentional Hg use are difficult to quantify and may be substantially underestimated.
Fourth, Mexico contends that the Panel erred in focusing on the conclusion in a USDA assessment that the expected benefits of providing origin information are difficult to quantify, rather than focusing on the conclusion that the economic benefits would be small.
ecological considerations are difficult to quantify and when the monetary benefits are only some of the criteria used.
However, these losses are difficult to quantify.
although this figure is arrived at indirectly since ad hoc payments by municipal authorities that are often entered under other spending items and are difficult to quantify exactly also need to be taken into consideration.
this is just"the tip of the iceberg" given the additional significant benefits to be expected, which are difficult to quantify at this stage.
that the benefits that will accrue from the system are difficult to quantify in monetary terms owing to the fact that in the majority of cases they cannot be measured by individual functions
others having contributed to modest health improvements, which are difficult to quantify, or to lower than anticipated improvements in indoor air pollution see Anenberg
The impact of the NAFTA agreement on electricity trade is difficult to quantify.
So far it has been difficult to quantify robustness directly.
The perception of cleanliness is difficult to quantify and depends on many external factors.
Previously, the contrast in tapping mode has been difficult to quantify.
The amount of precipitation due to seeding is difficult to quantify.