Examples of using Making it more difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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The low level for potential growth risks making it more difficult in the long term to maintain good standards of living
To combat it, it is necessary to reduce the circulation of child abuse material by making it more difficult for offenders to upload such content onto the publicly accessible Web.
Furthermore, there is an increase in uncertainty about future developments in wages and costs, making it more difficult for agents in an economy to make economic decisions.
We have contributed to scaring off the rational-minded would-be commentators by making it more difficult to participate.
Other reports say that Google is cooperating with the government's control over explanations by making it more difficult to find truth-tellers online.
At the same time, this approach will backfire with respect to global objectives, making it more difficult to cooperate on a positive agenda
Slovakia as family members of another EU citizen, making it more difficult for them to acquire the right of residence there.
generally stronger international competition could tend to restrain inflation by making it more difficult for firms to raise prices.
into the abdomen making it more difficult to eat and digest food,
higher population density across many European countries making it more difficult to develop the necessary infrastructure for recovery
need to thrive and breed can reduce the efficiency of biological filtration, making it more difficult to keep the water quality at sufficient levels.
Advertising restrictions may thus reduce competition by increasing the costs of gaining information about different products, making it more difficult for consumers to search for the quality
For trade defence this would allow us to seek improved disciplines along the lines of the EU practice in this field, making it more difficult for countries to abuse the system,
Making it more difficult to use a veto is in itself a welcome step for Europe,
your lungs get less oxygen than usual, making it more difficult to break down alcohol-- which can result in dizziness.
which are only a way of getting around the situation and making it more difficult to achieve the purpose we are all supporting.
in an extreme case emissions in the EU ETS could even increase making it more difficult to achieve the EU's overall 2020 reduction targets.
we risk losing sight of Scandinavia's common cultural heritage, making it more difficult to relate national languages