Examples of using Would be difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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Leave teaching would be difficult for me but students have the right to get bored of one as well.
He told us it would be difficult for you… not looking for Miss Pope.
However if this trade-off involves sacrificing civilians in pursuit of a military objective it would be difficult for many at this meeting to accept.
Tanzania was already implementing some of the recommendations, but the collection of youth-specific disaggregated data would be difficult, owing to capacity constraints.
Now, most of the individuals are highly visible and would be difficult to impersonate because Bianca does her research.
given the limited staffing resources, it would be difficult to undertake a detailed analysis of exchange rates in each country.
in introducing verification measures, including the fact that detecting undeclared activities would be difficult.
It was essential to take into account the interest of developing countries in existing schemes, even if it would be difficult to influence their design.
I think it would be difficult for him to stay.
His delegation had already drawn attention to the dangers in that approach, since codification would be difficult.
irreversible damage to the ecosystems and to prevent high-impact losses which would be difficult and lengthy to remedy.
with the current disconnect between the two systems, it would be difficult for such a reconciliation to be carried out.
Now, there could well be a terrific display of emotion tomorrow, which would be difficult for me to cut short.
Grasslands provide many benefits to society that, if lost, would be difficult and expensive to replace.
articles on State responsibility, it appeared that it would be difficult for the Commission to reach agreement on the concept of"State crime" during the current session.
The Committee was further informed that, at this stage, the future workload of the African Court and the extent of required services and facilities would be difficult to forecast.
Concern was raised that the reference to direct solicitation in paragraph(1)(b) would be difficult to reconcile in the context of request for proposals without negotiation.
personnel are essentially the same as before, the implementing of new approaches in administering the daily life of prisoners would be difficult.
thus involving a choice on which it would be difficult for exporters and importers to reach agreement.