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In addition, it was sometimes difficult to trace the basis of the conclusions contained in the audit reports.
In view of the massive immigration that had taken place throughout history, it was sometimes difficult to know which peoples were indigenous and which were not.
It was sometimes difficult to apply the rule of law to terrorists who had little or no respect for it. .
Physical and psychological violence were often closely connected and it was sometimes difficult to determine what amounted specifically to one or the other.
It was sometimes difficult to decide where the balance lay and caution should be exercised to avoid the many pitfalls.
Such private arrangements precluded adequate preparation of the parties involved, and it was sometimes difficult to tell the difference between legitimate adoptions and trafficking in children.
True, it was sometimes difficult to distinguish between consumers and businesses, but the Working Group might get bogged down in its efforts to arrive at a consensus.
She did say, however,that the one was often incorporated into the other and it was sometimes difficult to separate what was"services" as opposed to"IEC.
Even with this political support it was sometimes difficult, however, to find civil servants in the central administration who were suffi- ciently motivated to help us and our clients.
Luxembourg had made efforts to organize conferences on such issues as the relationship between national and international law;however, it was sometimes difficult to interest jurists in that subject.
The guys performed so dazzlingly bright, it was sometimes difficult to determine whether the light was emitted by the spotlights or it was the flame carved from guitar strings.
She pointed out that one extenuating fact was the lack of experts andspecialists in the relevant areas- it was sometimes difficult to find the right talent for the post.
Although it was sometimes difficult to tell the two kinds of acts apart,it was nevertheless true that the intent of the State to commit itself was an important feature of the identification.
Mr. Todjinou(Benin) said that although domestic savings, direct foreign investment, and ODA were the major sources of development finance, it was sometimes difficult to mobilize domestic savings for investment.
It was sometimes difficult to distinguish between a reservation and an interpretative declaration and he did not think that it would be useful to make a distinction between the conditions for their formulation.
Austrian officials reported that public participation was seen as enriching, although it was sometimes difficult to find NGOs interested or with the capacity to participate in a particular international forum.
While it was sometimes difficult to balance cultural and religious specificities with equal rights and obligations for all, that task was not impossible; it was important for women to be involved in the implementation of the legal framework for the full enjoyment of their rights.
However, the object and purpose of the treaty should not necessarily be limited to the"essential provisions of the treaty,which constitute its raison d'être", as it was sometimes difficult to determine exactly what those essential provisions were. .
He observed that, in El Salvador andSierra Leone, it was sometimes difficult to strike the correct balance in the use of outside experts, who brought neutrality but also lacked familiarity with the national context.
It was sometimes difficult to obtain comparable or adequate trade data and information for these same countries, partly because of inadequate data collection at a national level and partly because of UNECE's inability to obtain or identify reliable alternative sources of information, due to a lack of travel funds.
As to whether the recommendations contained in the report had been followed up by the agencies andoffices concerned, it was sometimes difficult to ascertain whether the recommended measures had been implemented on the ground and whether they had become standard for camps in places other than West Africa.
Second, Mr. Clapham, noting that it was sometimes difficult to translate principles into practice, suggested that seminars be organized on particular issues such as how to balance particular rights and objectives.
He shared the independent expert's concerns at the impact of military action on civilians and noted that, while it was sometimes difficult to distinguish between military and civilian targets, particularly when civilianswere used as human shields by the rebels, medical treatment and compensation should be provided to civilians hurt as a result of military operations.
One delegate noted that it was sometimes difficult to take account of the particular disadvantages being faced by local businesses and asked how that could be done in the context of a competition law.
Austria noted that,as affected Party, it was sometimes difficult to grant the Austrian public the same opportunities as the public in the Party of origin due to time constraints, e.g., for indicating whether or not to participate in the transboundary procedure and for submitting comments;
It is sometimes difficult to judge whether a person is a minor.
It is sometimes difficult to get a detailed understanding of a particular testing type.
It is sometimes difficult to determine whether this is the case.
It is sometimes difficult to determine whether this is the case.
As it is sometimes difficult to choose clothes, hairstyle, accessories and makeup in one style.