Examples of using Difficult to change in English and their translations into Spanish
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We humans are marked by our habits, so difficult to change.
they are difficult to change.
It's too complex and difficult to change.
Legislative provisions may be difficult to change.
perception has proved more difficult to change.
Too much detail can make it difficult to change the system later on.
In cases when it is too difficult to change the laws, it might be simpler to create new regimes with a new law.
it is more difficult to change people's eating habits than it is to change their religion.
Ms. Khan said that behavioural patterns were difficult to change, but the task was even more challenging where negative attitudes were reinforced by discriminatory laws.
Such practices are difficult to change as they are rooted in cultural traditions or customary law,
Doubtless, it was difficult to change laws and customs that had prevailed for centuries,
It would be difficult to change the rules for the sixty-first session as they had been adopted fairly recently.
Mr. KILEMBE(Malawi) said that customary law was very difficult to change, owing to the predominantly rural and traditional character of Malawian communities.
it is very difficult to change the conceptual framework of the conflict,
Attitudes would be difficult to change, especially in a country of such diverse cultural groups,
It was often very difficult to change the place of registration,
there were several factors which made it difficult to change such historical patterns.
While it is difficult to change the whole world, the business of social entrepreneurs
was therefore very difficult to change.
It was proving very difficult to change attitudes towards women in politics