Examples of using Difficult to see how in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is difficult to see how this approach will meet the Union's objective that every citizen should speak two languages in addition to his mother tongue.
As regards Europe's influence, it is difficult to see how halving the number of permanent members in the Security Council could strengthen it.
It is difficult to see how more posts will solve the problem of management if there are still antiquated
However, it is difficult to see how the EU can in future meet the challenges of climate change and ensure energy supply
It is difficult to see how historians could ignore the evidence for the Khazar migration into Poland on the grounds that more than half a millennium later they speak a different language.
However, it is difficult to see how the EU can in future meet the challenges of climate change and ensuring energy supply
within that context found it difficult to see how the creation of any new institution could assist the process of simplification.
shown here- it is, in fact, difficult to see how it corresponds to the various pillars.
It is difficult to see how meaningful impact assessments and cost-benefit analyses for
It is difficult to see how the ambition of enhancing primary healthcare can be achieved without a proper primary healthcare policy that includes measures to ensure a sufficient supply of motivated healthcare professionals.
with the benefit of hindsight it is difficult to see how sound economic sense could have been mislaid so completely by governments and financial markets alike.
It is difficult to see how the manufacturer can monitor adherence to the qualitative criteria regarding the establishment by the distributor of sales
it is very difficult to see how comprehensive data on the use of biocides could be collected.
since it is clearly difficult to see how else we could achieve effective cooperation between ourselves and 70 states as different as those we have in the ACP agreement.
It is difficult to see how one representative alone can ensure proper feed-back
In such circumstances it is difficult to see how there will be sufficient political will to overcome the problems that will inevitably arise.
She was the wrong candidate from the beginning and it's difficult to see how she can contribute in any meaningful way now.
It is difficult to see how we can fit all of the resolution that we have set out on the TEC into the TEC.
Despite EESC support for this project, it is difficult to see how it can flourish without weakening the EU presence in the top 100.
Councils are another, and it is difficult to see how political alienation could arise in a council system operating according to its own rules.