Примеры использования It seems difficult на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It seems difficult.
I am hoping that I can be a pianist like my mom, but it seems difficult.
It seems difficult to understand but I will explain what I mean.
However, they are not entirely satisfied with their personal age, it seems difficult to them.
It seems difficult to work out a collective portrait, multi-figured compositions in motion.
With so many weight tablets on the market today, it seems difficult to find the best among them may be a little confusing work.
It seems difficult to verify if a country is or is not developing space weapons.
The CD has until now not been affected by United Nations reform, and it seems difficult to agree on any reform in this Conference.
Moreover, it seems difficult to make a serious study of the questions listed above Para. 14.
The comparison of several videos suggest they were staged, since it seems difficult and absurd to move bodies in the same emergency room.
However, it seems difficult to argue why job training is, and other education expenditure is not, part of investment.
Aside from the five states that have been testing for decades, it seems difficult to identify another nation that would want to test today.
It seems difficult to claim that present international humanitarian law is sufficient to tackle the entire ERW problem.
Since these opinions concerned treaties establishing an international organization it seems difficult to derive a general rule of the law of treaties from them.
It seems difficult because there are plenty of temptations around, because numerous thoughts start scrolling in your mind, and you scatter your attention on those.
Even though it is used less than before,it is still at issue in the debate in the framework of Security Council reform, on which it seems difficult to arrive at a consensus.
Yet it seems difficult to justify such measures as instrumental in ensuring compliance with the secondary obligations of the target State.
In these circumstances it might be necessary to redraft article 17 to make its purpose ever clearer-- though to the Special Rapporteur it seems difficult to make this intention clearer.
For the same reasons as above, it seems difficult to fulfil the requirement set out under 1.1.3.6.5 for a calculation to be performed.
It seems difficult to answer such a delicate question and not a single fact was presented, though many carriers do experience cases of extortion at borders.
These two cases are connected, because it seems difficult to admit that a State could use countermeasures against an organization without at the same time admitting that the latter could do likewise.
For many it seems difficult to understand that successful methods(with a probability of success over 80%) can be hidden from the overwhelming majority of the population.
Indeed, it seems difficult to reach a consensus concerning the content of this concept or who could exercise self-determination in conformity with international law.
It seems difficult to equate silence with a formal declaration and to apply to it specific rules different from those established in relation to the law of treaties.
It seems difficult to remedy this state of affairs, although some attempts have been made to do so in the past, because of the absence of any overview and the lack of time, as has already been noted.
It seems difficult to understand why the fact of exercising coercion should come into reckoning in order to exonerate also the coercing State from an international responsibility which that State would otherwise incur.
While at this stage it seems difficult to accurately map lahar boundaries, radar imagery, including ERS-1 SAR data, will play a major role in monitoring changes because of its all-weather sensing capability.
At the same time, it seems difficult to resist the view that the coverage, especially the pictures broadcast worldwide, of the wall being breached, encouraged Israel to be more receptive to long-standing Hamas offers to establish a mutual ceasefire.
Thus, in summary, it seems difficult to maintain that the communications procedure at the current stage of the Commission's activities is providing a significant source of information that informs policy development or that it indirectly provides much by way of redress for alleged violations of women's human rights.
In short it seems difficult to accept an interpretation of the situation which requires the State merely to fulfil its secondary obligation, of making reparation through whichever means it chooses, as the result to be achieved by the obligation imposed by international law, and therefore characterizes this secondary obligation as the only one that has not been fulfilled, while not attaching special importance to the primary obligation not to cause injury to the alien in the first place.