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more specialist foodstuffs and drinks through the online channel, which are difficult to find in their usual supermarket.
credit risks, which are difficult to grasp in such an informal setting.
activities such as QA/QC, which are difficult to implement because of the scarcity of data,
Traditional building techniques create workforce dependency which are difficult to keep track of,
flexibility combined with the demand to simultaneously scan areas which are difficult to access from three different triangulation angles,
Some of these processes are driven by the logic of new technologies or market forces which are difficult to control, while others may be more amenable to management.
To be effective, monitoring techniques must take into account the particular characteristics of capacity programmes, which are difficult to plan in advance,
Again, these are data, which are difficult to make a comment on,
including selecting nest sites which are difficult to parasitize, starting incubation early so they are sitting on the nests when parasites visit them early in the morning,
It often necessitates therefore an investment which can only be profitable versus hand assessment of characteristics if it concerns a significant number of measurements or measurements which are difficult and time consuming to assess by the examiner.
especially in connection with security measures, which are difficult to address in the short term.
especially those which are difficult to keep a record of,
of life cycle and thus classifying a product as an EFP would involve value judgements which are difficult to universalize.
more likely to acquire biological and chemical weapons rather than nuclear weapons, which are difficult even for States to develop.
at least 32 per cent of all Palestinian homes lack building permits, which are difficult to obtain, thus potentially placing at least 86,500 residents at risk of displacement,
To change the existing regulations of the national programmes some donors need specific legislative actions which are difficult to achieve in the present economic
the environment have devoted significant attention to the competitiveness effects of environmental policy, which are difficult to analyse but are sometimes perceived as holding back environmental policy reform.
require detailed data, which are difficult to obtain.
various types of edges as well as car interior areas which are difficult to access.
real estate agencies, etc.), which are difficult to observe in action.