Examples of using Is difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Spanish
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sector of the economy, which is difficult to quantify being outside the legal framework.
the number of irregular immigrants is difficult to quantify.
that the area in question is difficult to quantify.
Opium poppy cultivation in Peru is difficult to quantify as the UNODC supported national illicit crop monitoring system has not yet established a reliable methodology for the detection of the crop.
The volume of Nordic development assistance to SADC is difficult to quantify accurately, since it is not possible from the data available to distinguish"regional" or"transnational" activities from projects in any single SADC country.
This support is difficult to quantify in terms of beneficiary figures:
current accounts(or non-maturing deposits) is difficult to quantify in practice since these accounts typically have variable interest rates
it is admitted that such damage is difficult to quantify.
Listening, empathy, compassion, calibrating destructive emotions and fostering positive emotions, and encouraging dialogue and communication are only some of the many ways the Office adds value in the concerns it addresses-- value that is difficult to quantify.
While the impact of this assistance is difficult to quantify, in contrast to the previous election no deaths were attributed to political violence in the 2002 election
He also mentioned that the dependence on HPMPs with greater than 10% reduction is difficult to quantify, that global changes are very important and that cost effectiveness
In some areas such as Health-- where there has been substantial investment over the last five years-- specific expenditure on children and young people is difficult to quantify.
it is admitted that such damage is difficult to quantify.
they are often overlooked by planners and policy makers and their supply is difficult to quantify and analyse.
we must also take the improved quality into account, something that is difficult to quantify in economic terms.
It is true that the direct impact of capacity development is difficult to quantify, as gauging changes in approach
SAVINGS AND BENEFITS 17. It is difficult to quantify additional, and not negligible, system-wide savings emanating
Although the prevalence of witness harassment or intimidation is difficult to quantify, witnesses are more likely to be willing to testify if they are assured of their personal safety
albeit in a way that is difficult to quantify, to progress in ensuring respect for social,