Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into Swedish
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an individual's economic circumstances, but they are also difficult to evaluate.
In certain cases however, it might be difficult to evaluate whether a transferred additive has a technological function in the food or not.
Given the lack of experience with the Directive it is difficult to evaluate its impact.
qualitative targets in Saab's operations are difficult to evaluate and measure.
Intra- EU aviation emissions not yet included in Kyoto target- impact would therefore be difficult to evaluate.
One member pointed out that the interventions are a part of a larger economic policy context and thus difficult to evaluate separately.
but this is difficult to evaluate.
the extent of under-reporting is difficult to evaluate, but it is noted that a high proportion of reports concerned serious intraocular inflammation.
here patients encounter novel risk scenarios that are difficult to evaluate.
It is difficult to evaluate macroeconomic impacts on employment
This aspect is, of course, difficult to evaluate in advance and some overwork becomes necessary.
infringes the statistical conditions, it is difficult to evaluate the performance.
It is difficult to evaluate the true scope of this measure,
It is, of course difficult to evaluate the impact of irregular migrants working in the EU since their number
Since they in many places often release more of these dogs at the same time, it is difficult to evaluate their individual performances
Measures taken in the fight against organised crime, in police and customs cooperation and in criminal justice remain difficult to evaluate as often there is no formal duty for Member States to report on implementation.
the fact that many of them are recent, makes it difficult to evaluate their overall impact.
their effectiveness is still difficult to evaluate.
The limitations underlined are related to the fact that the programme is difficult to evaluate and to the lack of a sufficiently hierarchical structure of objectives and their related indicators.
of which the concrete results are difficult to evaluate.