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It was therefore difficult to grant minority rights to all these groups.
By definition, that phenomenon was not quantifiable, and it was therefore difficult to assess its actual extent.
It was therefore difficult to say whether there would be any overlap.
Official statistics on human trafficking victims were in short supply, and it was therefore difficult to determine the scope of the phenomenon.
It was therefore difficult to assess how the Office meets its mission.
However, those proposals lacked a comprehensive overview of the security situation and it was therefore difficult to assess real priorities for enhancing security arrangements.
It was therefore difficult to determine whether tangible results had been achieved.
Mr. Seilenthal(Estonia) said that,because of Estonia's recent history, individuals were reluctant to state their ethnic origin and it was therefore difficult to collect disaggregated data.
It was therefore difficult to set up an appropriate mechanism for the protection of human rights.
The Chairperson observed that the contents of the paragraph reflected theofficial United Nations position, which remained valid; it was therefore difficult to modify the paragraph.
It was therefore difficult to provide a comprehensive summary of activities carried out all over the country.
Moreover, it was sometimes impossible to determine whether a vacancy was open for internal orexternal recruitment and it was therefore difficult to make the necessary preparations to recommend candidates.
It was therefore difficult to speak of the expiry of a term for which a judge had been appointed.
Due to the varying degree and breadth of reporting it was not possible to quantify aid flows supportive of the Convention at an aggregate level and it was therefore difficult to draw a comparative summary of the comprehensiveness of activities.
It was therefore difficult to see what would be gained from the adoption of a convention at the current juncture.
UNRWA informed the Board that the main reason for the vacancy rate at the Gaza headquarters for international staff was the security concerns in the area, and that it was therefore difficult to find suitable staff willing to work there.
It was therefore difficult to understand why the reply to question 8 of the list of issues was so brief.
Due to the varying degree and breadth of reporting it was not possible to quantify aid flows supportive of the Convention at an aggregate level and it was therefore difficult to draw a comparative summary of the comprehensiveness of activities.
It was therefore difficult to define the number of rural households that were in a very poor condition.
Many of them, however, also felt that the revised amendment proposed by the Islamic Republic of Iran was consistent with the terms of article 11 of the Chemical Weapons Convention; it was therefore difficult to understand why its insertion in draft resolution A/C.1/48/L.11 should have given rise to such problems.
It was therefore difficult to understand the proposal for the creation of additional posts in that Department.
It was therefore difficult to understand why only four countries among the member States of the Council of Europe had signed or ratified the Convention.
It was therefore difficult to reconcile the demands of the two organizations, but the Secretariat had endeavoured to do so in its report.
It was therefore difficult to validate the adjustments that were made to the account balances in order to prepare the financial statements.
It was therefore difficult to predict when human rights treaty bodies might decide to carry out an inquiry within the framework of their mandates.
It was therefore difficult to imagine a circumstance in which shareholders' State of nationality should be entitled to exercise diplomatic protection.
It was therefore difficult to determine whether the effects were radiation-related, and impossible to estimate cancer risks reliably.
It was therefore difficult to understand why there had been allegations of anti-Semitism, particularly State-sponsored anti-Semitism, in Belarus.
It was therefore difficult, at the current stage, to ascertain the impact of the meetings of the Working Group on conference-servicing capacity.
It was therefore difficult to understand why that provision should be the subject of contention, leading to the proposal for a case-by-case approach.