Примеры использования Finds it difficult на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's just that he finds it difficult to go against his scientific facts.
Without access to the original records of the investigation, JIU finds it difficult to make any comments.
Sometimes the speaker himself finds it difficult to determine the primary reason for his own words.
Inasmuch as it entails the creation of a third tier of Council members,my delegation finds it difficult to support.
And the ordinary investor finds it difficult to determine which category the building should belong to.
And as he tells her that, to look at her with the greatest tenderness andunderstanding towards her Light Soul, which finds it difficult in this world.
I know I'm not the only one that can finds it difficult to be motivated sometimes.
Australia finds it difficult to accept the prospect that this Conference will for another year fail to fulfil its mandate.
The Eastern Group finds it difficult to agree with the views presented today by the distinguished representative of Iran on behalf of the Group of 21 on this subject.
In such circumstances of widespread hatred and fear,the Commission finds it difficult to obtain truthful, objective and reliable testimony.
My delegation finds it difficult to understand the rejection of the peace plan by the Bosnian Serbs and condemns this attitude, which is, to say the least, dangerous.
Even when it has spiritual experiences, it forgets them easily,loses the impression and result and finds it difficult to believe.
The organization also states that business finds it difficult to support projects with a poor return on investment.
Muravin finds it difficult to reconcile with peoples attitude towards him but what makes him the most upset is his wife's disrespect towards his main hobby- guitar playing.
The Ad Hoc Group discussed the issue, but finds it difficult to give any precise indication of the duration of GSETT-3.
No, a weak vital has not the strength to turn spiritually- and being weak, more easily falls under a wrong influence andeven when it wants, finds it difficult to accept anything beyond its own habitual nature.
My delegation finds it difficult to understand why the Greek Foreign Minister's statement contained so many unfounded allegations and contradictions.
Furthermore, non-fulfilment of relevant procedural duties may mean that a State finds it difficult to defend itself against Article 10 claims.574 For example, in Hill and Hill v.
McGuire still finds it difficult to determine the exact amount of damage inflicted on Google community of photographers, but according to him, the damage was"significant.
However, it regrets that in the absenceof disaggregated statistical information, the Committee finds it difficult to assess the extent of equal enjoyment of the rights guaranteed in the Convention art. 5.
The Committee finds it difficult to accept assertions that in a given society there is no racial discrimination and that there are no reasons for it. .
Due to this association, the contemporary meaning of the word has taken on this negative connotation of a vain, undisciplined, egotistical, obnoxious ortemperamental person who finds it difficult to work under direction or as part of a team, but whose contributions are essential to the success of a team.
If the manager of the company finds it difficult to say the name of the tool or speaks about Dichlorvos, Karbofos- you can safely hang up the phone.
Despite having competent subordinates, including Captains Carrot and Angua, andSergeant Detritus, Vimes finds it difficult to delegate, and is frustrated by the fact that the growth of the Watch has left him with less and less time for actual policing.
The Committee finds it difficult to accept the view of the delegation that there were no extrajudicial executions, even though no inquiry has been conducted by the State party.
In the absence of such statistical information, the Committee finds it difficult to assess the extent of ethnic discrimination within the territory of the State party.
The Mission finds it difficult to understand how the Israeli armed forces could have come to this view without having the information at the same time that Hamas operatives had been firing mortars for almost one hour.
Society as a whole(that is, individuals, the private sector,as well as governments) finds it difficult to justify expenditure in response to events that may happen, especially when confronted with many more immediate problems.