Examples of using Difficult to prevent in English and their translations into Spanish
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it was very difficult to prevent child labour.
In practice it is difficult to prevent the mixture from taking on a brown tint.
hotlinking is one area which is not too difficult to prevent.
Without the application of the provisions of the 1988 Convention it would be very difficult to prevent the illicit manufacture
oversight may lead to further harm because this practice is difficult to prevent or eliminate with just a memorandum.
which were normally more difficult to prevent.
it is hard to make solutions for iron salts, making it difficult to prevent or cure iron deficiency.
If the Council does not take this reality into account it will be very difficult to prevent or resolve conflicts in a sustainable way,
In any case it is difficult to prevent parliamentarians from engaging in free-lance work such as journalism,
and finds it difficult to prevent Bill's blunders.
No doubt this will make it very difficult to prevent the crash in the financial sector from generalizing into something much more serious in the next few months or years.
In addition, applicants to join the police force were being carefully screened by the Police Service Commission and, even though it was difficult to prevent all acts of police brutality,
Thus, while it will be difficult to prevent a warming of the waters in the short term,
9 June 1995 to the Secretary-General, Guyana indicated that Guyanese vessels were cautioned against fishing illegally in waters of other States where it was difficult to prevent such fishing, e.g., in Suriname.
easier for many people, but in some instances it can be difficult to prevent the puddle from running downward.
it would be difficult to prevent such incidents, and their attendant human rights abuses.
given that it was difficult to prevent such portrayals by the media,
it would be difficult to prevent part of the production from being diverted illegally towards such servicing.
that make it difficult to prevent or reduce violence.
with buildings which make it difficult to prevent escapes.