Examples of using Present difficulties in English and their translations into Spanish
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teamwork are a support for present difficulties.
Both access to the fort and the tour itself present difficulties for the disabled.
interest are not standardized, this can present difficulties in carrying out the study.
it urges that present difficulties be rectified on an urgent basis.
The hotel's location on a hill might present difficulties for guests with mobility issues.
Grants and soft loans by donor Governments significantly help in alleviating the present difficulties, and lay a new basis for future development.
assessing Member States for one third of the estimates for start-up costs, would help solve the present difficulties.
Such complete control over the border crossings present difficulties in monitoring the arms embargo as secure access to witnesses
Notwithstanding the present difficulties, UNMEE is making every effort to encourage the resumption of the Commission's work.
The present difficulties in the negotiation of an investment chapter in the TTIP seem to corroborate this conclusion.
Mr. Nuri suggested that the working group also discuss ways to overcome the present difficulties related to the presidential election.
It happened because they saw the clear and present difficulties but were determined to prevail.
Instead, it would present difficulties, since it was precisely internal law that defined what was considered a State organ.
Norway hoped that the present difficulties would encourage the international community not just to give new impetus to the vital tool that UNHCR represented,
Simpson(1973) believes that even when children present difficulties in reading and writing,
This is why our peoples, in spite of the present difficulties must regain confidence in their genius
that sea-ice may present difficulties in adhering to a design of parallel transects
The cases that present difficulties are where the treaty provides no clear indication of the intentions of the parties,
The present difficulties in the World Trade Organization negotiations must be solved for developing countries to reap the full benefits of multilateral trade liberalization.
Some members noted that the change of the assessment rates on a yearly basis could present difficulties for a number of Member States which would need to allocate appropriate resources in their national budgets.