Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Difficult to reconcile in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Two principles seem difficult to reconcile, namely that of applying the home country's guarantee scheme
However, the declared intention of developing an ambitious European research policy is difficult to reconcile with the restrictions imposed by the Stability
While the objectives pursued by policies under these three pillars may prima facie appear difficult to reconcile, the sustainability objective is in fact a positive sum game, provided that a
the increase in expenditure on public health systems and the tightening of budgets in response to the convergence criteria are difficult to reconcile.
German Governments would be difficult to reconcile with the principle of legal certainty,
that it also realizes that it is very difficult to reach a satisfactory solution as the needs of the fishermen in the different countries of the Community are often difficult to reconcile.
it appears difficult to reconcile with the objective of maintaining costeffective
designating eligible areas at the sub-regional level can artificially restrict the field of intervention of Community assistance, and it is difficult to reconcile with an approach emphasising the new factors of competitiveness.
Rule 14(2) of the Proposed Rules of Procedure of UPC26 is difficult to reconcile with Article 49 of the Agreement between contracting Member States for the establishment of the UPC particularly where the competence of the division before which the case is brought is based on Article 33(1)a.
the way the exemption should be looked at in this case is that the term'developing nation' is difficult to reconcile with these privately owned aircraft.
The standpoints of the three institutions were difficult to reconcile in such a short space of time and even the Council, under the wonderful Swedish Presidency,
furthermore, prove difficult to reconcile with the room for manoeuvre provided by the budget.
The full exclusion of all material reception conditions for certain categories of applicants would be difficult to reconcile with the aims of ensuring them a dignified standard of living and a good standard
The legislature has in fact sought to bring together in the same legislative space two requirements which are perfectly contradictory and difficult to reconcile, irresistibly calling to mind Elizabeth Taylor's words to Paul Newman in the film Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, based on the play by Tennessee
Although Italy acknowledges that the direct award of contracts by the State to companies in whose capital it participated at the time was difficult to reconcile with the caselaw on‘ in-house' transactions,
specific monetary policy tasks, which may be difficult to reconcile with the application of the proposed directive to central banking activities which are related to the implementation of monetary policy.
It is difficult to reconcile the two.
And that is difficult to reconcile with premeditation.
Something that's been difficult to reconcile over the years.
Storytelling can be difficult to reconcile with comprehensiveness.