Примеры использования Insurmountable difficulties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The discrimination that this implies creates insurmountable difficulties.
This very often gives rise to insurmountable difficulties in successfully prosecuting cases involving children.
Throughout the centuries, we have endured seemingly insurmountable difficulties.
Insurmountable difficulties in its efforts to obtain evidence for example, could not inspect files, nor summon witnesses specifically within the military.
Any other approach, such as defining breaches of substantive law, would have led to insurmountable difficulties.
The sanctions create almost insurmountable difficulties at the social and humanitarian level in ensuring normal conditions for everyday life.
However, even at this seemingly unpretentious level,many players have already encounter almost insurmountable difficulties.
During all the time of the work the team can't remember any insurmountable difficulties, insolvable tasks, or impossible demands.
They are testimony to the fact that, when political will andperseverance to achieve a goal are present, there are no insurmountable difficulties.
There would be no cases of"insurmountable difficulties" e.g. exceeding the six-month time limit because of an owner's illness or a liquidation procedure.
Annex 2 to the draft CTBT contains a list of 44 countries,some of which have insurmountable difficulties with the treaty in its present form.
Cases of"insurmountable difficulties"(e.g. exceeding the six-month time limit because of an owner's illness or a liquidation procedure) would be limited;
While the characteristics of terrorism were sufficiently known,past experience showed that defining terrorism presented insurmountable difficulties.
Lawyers sometimes face insurmountable difficulties in their attempts to meet their clients in private and gain access to transcriptions of court hearings and copies of case materials.
While few will be found to deny the"magnificent audacity of this hypothesis," it is impossible not to recognize the insurmountable difficulties with which it is attended.
The Authority now faces insurmountable difficulties, which have resulted, among other things, in the failure to pay employees, disruption in public services and the worsening of the socio-economic situation.
And start with the definition of these concepts is necessary not only from academic considerations, butalso to immediately encounter insurmountable difficulties.
In the words of one representative,international society was not currently structured to deal with"crimes", and insurmountable difficulties would persist regarding the implementation of the articles as long as conditions of decentralization prevailed in the international community.
Unfamiliarity with foreign legal systems andthe biases inherent in one's own legal system can make for what sometimes are perceived as insurmountable difficulties.
Already facing insurmountable difficulties, the vulnerable population of this part of Congolese territory sustained attacks by Lendu militias on 8, 11, 12, 15, 17 and 18 April 2003, respectively, in the localities of Tsokle, Line, Rhoo(the fishing camp), Jissa, Kpatiz, Kule, Tchusa and Koli.
Of the two options in the draft consolidated text the more comprehensive one was preferable,but she saw no insurmountable difficulties within reaching agreement on the matter.
It was regrettable, however, that certain countries had reduced their contributions or even stopped paying them altogether,which had caused IAEA insurmountable difficulties.
It is estimated that about one half of the international personnel of relief organizations have left Liberia as a direct result of the insurmountable difficulties and impossible conditions for the distribution of humanitarian assistance.
While on the theoretical level, as well as from a moral standpoint, this is a sustainable statement, the events of past decades have demonstrated that in practice it poses numerous,sometimes insurmountable difficulties.
In that context, it was further noted that the establishment of the concept of“State crime” in international law would encounter almost insurmountable difficulties, given the maxims par in parem non habet imperium and societas delinquere non potest.
The issue of the new mandate of the United Nations and the role of the observer States had been extensively discussed andwas not expected to present insurmountable difficulties.
Our people find it astonishing that in an era of such developed mass communication, which leaves no distance between different corners of the globe,the apparently insurmountable difficulties- in particular, the actual causes of the continuing imposed war- are not understood.
Vessels for which the certificate of approval could not be extended within a six-month period, for example because of an owner's lengthy illness, a long liquidation procedure or long repair work,would lose the benefit of transitional provisions(and become cases involving insurmountable difficulties);
This positive picture cannot hide the harsh and bitter reality of a continent where serious food, economic andfinancial crises continue to cause persistent insurmountable difficulties seriously compromising Africa's future.
The court found that issuing her a residence permit does not harm anybody else, while the current legal, financial andemotional uncertainty may cause the couple insurmountable difficulties.