Examples of using Less difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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it was formerly assumed by some persons that control of the manufacture of psychotropic substances in industrial facilities would be a less difficult task.
and so their dances are choreographed to be less difficult than the ones performed by the adults.
financing innovation is often less difficult.
The perspective of less difficult jobs, and the power of attraction of the cities exhibiting their wealth,
make their demographic transition towards an ageing population less difficult.
Such information is less difficult to obtain in the case of some countries,(notably Australia,
pieces for the public, while participating in a formative experience in the always difficult relationship between theory and practice and the no less difficult task of teamwork.
1954). For Slavic speakers, it is relatively less difficult to learn to speak Czech thanks to the similarity of their mother tongue to Czech
Changing the composition of the Council in the framework of a mandatory review, which we all expect will take place under any proposed solution, will not necessarily prove to be less difficult than the enlargement efforts we have been engaged in for some 15 years now.
In less difficult situations, it is recognized nevertheless that like other large,
nature to take in sled or on foot in summer the green valleys offer courses more or less difficult to get to refuges
which are designed as more or less difficult mazes, and destroy enemies
the Equal Protection clauses, though legislative classifications of the last three types are typically less difficult to justify than classifications by race,
In contrast, question 2 includes a bias towards larger entities, for which it is less difficult to be among the top contributors that cumulatively provide 80 per cent of total ODA at the programme country level.
their communication as their accessibility to information a bit less difficult, as for example the impressive App GoAll, which is a pioneer for making the television's subtitles for Deafblind people accessible using the braille line.
in the same way, said that it was far less difficult and costly for the grantor's secured creditor to find out about a change of name under recommendation 61 than to ascertain whether its grantor had transferred the encumbered asset.
overcoming the problems that proved less difficult because every time we felt supported by the others,
it will be less difficult, within the terms of section 1 of the Charter,
travel between parallel universes was less difficult but, with their demise, the paths between worlds are now closed.
It is vital to stress that the law of dispute settlement is the area of international law where progress is less difficult to achieve than in such impervious areas as law-making