Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Swedish
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In the meanwhile levels of payment based on historic production will become more difficult to justify.
It is difficult to justify having a penalty which applies to lorries that are too"clean";
In the meanwhile the EESC considers that payments based on historic production will become more difficult to justify.
I therefore think that it remains very difficult to justify making such demands, entailing large additional costs for car owners.
it was deemed difficult to justify a depreciation period of five years.
When someone says that, because of the actions which we are criticising, it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify Israel's right of existence,
is bound to be somewhat arbitrary and therefore difficult to justify.
The portion of the book that was increasingly difficult to justify was the part on explosives and bomb-making.
It is very difficult to justify that the recipients of unsolicited commercial e-mail will have to pay for messages which they do not want to receive.
For example, banning short-term letting of apartments appears generally difficult to justify when the short-term rental use of properties can for example be limited to a maximum number of days per year.
Transplantation is a medical procedure and it is difficult to justify why patients should not have the right to benefit from it as cross-border health care,
After all, it is difficult to justify farmers in Europe being increasingly obliged to compete with farmers elsewhere in the world, while farmers elsewhere in the world need not observe the same standards.
For example, the differences in support levels resulting from implementation of the historic model will become difficult to justify in the future as reference periods for payments become more distant.
The current data suggests that extensive systems of prior authorisation under the Directive will be difficult to justify in the absence of robust evidence demonstrating why the situation under the Directive is so different from that under the Regulations.
levels of protection and minimum directives, which were often extremely difficult to justify in countries which already had quite well-developed systems.
to make sense,">as it would be difficult to justify why the exception should privilege acts of reproduction which are not an"essential" part of a technological process.
And difficult to justify, more now than ever this new generation of compact ground has eaten him saloons which they are starting to accuse,
we have underspent the human rights budget in the past so I would find it very difficult to justify an increase in spending until we have sorted this out.
the iPad will be more difficult to justify as“business expenses” unlike iPhone,
It is very difficult to justify to the families and loved ones of people, often children,