Examples of using Make it more difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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I will oppose these proposals because it  would inevitably make it more difficult for individuals to start up new businesses in the transport sector.
All these three elements make it more difficult to accept or look favourably upon the Council's proposal.
the position of the tips make it more difficult for the rings to bounce off.
However, the chair conformation can  make it more difficult to determine basic stereochemistry of the carbohydrate.
For example, I have come across claims that Basel II will make it more difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises to borrow money from the banks.
Time and budgetary restraints make it more difficult for media professionals to conduct background research
Major fluctuations in prices and wages make it more difficult for all participants and create socioeconomic costs.
All can make it more difficult for retailers to penetrate new markets
Short term changes to the system might potentially disrupt certain markets and make it more difficult for Member States meeting their targets.
This can make it more difficult for the patient to get the right treatment,
Current funding systems that require researchers to present their expected research findings in their application, make it more difficult for young researchers who want to pursue their own innovative research.
This would make it more difficult for the Riksbank to push up inflation
international sanctions can also make it more difficult to trade with the country.
Harmonised EU rules on the documents to be issued to applicants make it more difficult for applicants to move in an unauthorised manner within the Union.
Remember to not use hot water as it  can“cook” the blood and make it more difficult to remove.
Such fees make it more difficult to identify the best product
Make it more difficult for blood banks to be sure a donation is safe.".
Visa requirements make it more difficult for a third-country national to travel to another Member State in order to.
Addressing these disparities would be of particular importance for employment policy as low performing regions make it more difficult to achieve the Lisbon employment targets.
Low salaries of doctors and medical staff in the public sector make it more difficult to address this issue effectively.