Examples of using Serious difficulty in English and their translations into Spanish
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In addition to this, another serious difficulty has emerged with the differences of view on the important issue of the prevention of an arms race in outer space.
It is well known that the Palestinian Observer has serious difficulty in accepting any reference to Palestinian responsibilities,
Recently, I read of an innocent man who found himself in serious difficulty… because, although he claimed he had been watching a movie… while the crime in question was being committed… his vagueness about details of the picture… caused police to be suspicious.
However, the country is still having serious difficulty in reducing the"hard" indicators,
Children orphaned as a result of HIV/AIDS was another serious difficulty, as this was contributing to the progressive loss of cultural values
puts a high number of people in serious difficulty during the dry periods,
poses serious difficulty.
At the close of the twentieth century, women in the rural areas of developing countries are still experiencing serious difficulty in meeting their own basic needs
The weight of that debt is another serious difficulty standing in the way of their achieving a better standard of living.
which represents a serious difficulty to overcome the controversies caused by this type of energy.
the issue was not one of good faith but of a serious difficulty or impossibility of performance.
French colonies coexisted without serious difficulty.
it is now possible at this stage of the proceedings to extend the administration of justice to remote populations in Peru which had serious difficulty reaching a court
Added to this serious difficulty is the low level of civic consciousness among the population,
As many as 48.5 per cent of young people from families in which both parents were born abroad have serious difficulty in understanding simple texts in the ninth grade,
in the event of any serious difficulty, that an analytical report will be submitted for consideration at the fifty-fourth session,
which states that"either conjugal violence or serious difficulty in resettling in the country of origin may[…] be considered to constitute sufficient compelling personal reasons.
the parent is having serious difficulty managing the child's behaviour at home
Ii the impossibility or serious difficulties for joint litigation;
But in virtual space there are serious difficulties.