Examples of using Difficult to verify in English and their translations into Spanish
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Although difficult to verify conclusively, there is some evidence that the scale of illegal trade in logs is continuing unabated
Egregious practices may be imperceptible to outside observers and their scale difficult to verify, for instance in challenging circumstances such as conflict settings.
statistics about cure are well known and not difficult to verify.
as it is very difficult to verify your identity remotely.
The exact origins of wearing a ring on the ring finger however are very difficult to verify.
that assumption is difficult to verify.
losses by either side are very difficult to verify.
give information difficult to verify by the company.
although the figure is difficult to verify.
making it difficult to verify.
incomplete or difficult to verify.
the continuation of this activity remains difficult to verify.
The Committee emphasizes its concern that the failure to register all children at birth renders it difficult to verify the ages of young recruits.
it is difficult to verify exactly when assessment letters are received
it has been difficult to verify independently many of the allegations of human rights atrocities committed in Southern Kordofan owing to restricted access to the State.
The precise number of arrests is difficult to verify, but according to reports from ONUB,
It has been difficult to verify this information on the recruitment of children because of the sensitivity of the issue
the air made it difficult to verify compliance by both sides with the requirement to clear heavy weapons from the exclusion zone by 1200 hours on 26 May 1995.
it was very difficult to verify whether this had actually been done.
it was very difficult to verify reports about the situation.