Examples of using Very difficult task in English and their translations into Spanish
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which will be a very difficult task because of the intense competition with many teams capable of taking the crown from him.
have been selected for the very difficult task of matching the goal of 18 track and field gold medals won four years ago.
The Tribunal must now undertake the very difficult task of finding whether the Argentine crisis meets the requirements of article 25,
you know that this can be a very difficult task.
Tajikistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan- which faced a very difficult task in complying with the Montreal Protocol.
they have left a very difficult task for the future of the Chilean tennis.
you will see that it is a very difficult task for a man to be a householder,
The reform of such laws would nevertheless be a very difficult task for the Government, since they involved people's religious sensitivities
A very difficult task is to keep domestic violence under control, because often, resort bodies get involved only in cases with severe consequences,
the lack of infrastructure in the country, combined with a situation of almost total anarchy, make the capture and bringing to justice of perpetrators of violations of human rights in Somalia a very difficult task.
We will now have the very difficult task of attempting to decipher the criteria which have been used,
who had accomplished a very difficult task in a very short time,
We know that it is a very difficult task, Sir,
preparing such a publication would be a very difficult task.
in my efforts to try faithfully to reflect- a very difficult task- the views of the Group of 21 during the informal consultations that you held,
involves undertaking two very difficult tasks.
the recovery and return of the proceeds were very difficult tasks.
These women sometimes have very difficult tasks to carry out given their physical conditions,
Mr. Alioune Blondin Beye, and to Major-General Chris Abutu Garuba, for the determination with which they have performed their very difficult tasks.
Chile appreciated his work immensely and was extremely grateful to Dr Sabourenkov who had been the backbone in some very difficult tasks, such as the creation of ad hoc WG-IMAF.