Примеры использования Made more difficult на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My job has been made more difficult because of an agenda.
It is not enough that compliance with the obligation is made more difficult or onerous.
And anything that hard is only made more difficult By not having your best friend by your side.
The areas on either side of the height of land were swampy tangles of lakes and streams, andthe traversal was made more difficult by bad weather and inaccurate maps.
This was made more difficult by the lack of diplomatic relations between South Korea and communist countries.
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The issue of the sustainability of debt is made more difficult by the structure of African debt.
High food and energy prices made more difficult the efforts to address long-standing problems: inadequate economic structures, precarious social development and a fragile physical environment.
Escaping from this vicious cycle is in many cases made more difficult by inappropriate land-tenure arrangements.
Mr. de GOUTTES, intervening on the same grounds, considered that that objective could be achieved in a different manner and proposed that the Committee should recognize,in the first sentence, that the full implementation of the Convention was“made more difficult” rather than“impeded” by certain factors.
Resident Evil 2 was also made more difficult than its Japanese equivalent to prevent rentals from affecting U.S. sales.
Closing the fundinggap between relief and development can also be made more difficult by the conditionality of assistance.
These tasks are likely to be made more difficult by the confounding effects of fishing, natural variability and climate change.
In addition, enforcement by the grantor's unsecured creditors may be precluded orat least be made more difficult unless there is excess value.
However, the persistence of poverty made more difficult the work of Governments to deal with women's issues.
This fact made more difficult the performance by the Special Representative of his mandate under Commission on Human Rights resolution 1993/6 of 19 February 1993 to"maintain contact with the Government of Cambodia" and to"assist the Government in the promotion and protection of human rights" para. 6(a) and c.
The reconciliation of working life with family life was made more difficult by the fact that the amount of parttime work available was decreasing.
While that launch has been made more difficult by recent developments, we continue to believe that with appropriate deliberation we can still proceed on that basis.
Confiscation, both within a jurisdiction and internationally,is made more difficult by the complexity of the banking and financial sector and by technological advances.
The detection of a covert channel can be made more difficult by using characteristics of the communications medium for the legitimate channel that are never controlled or examined by legitimate users.
As observed by the Government,implementation of the Convention may also be made more difficult in some areas by decentralization policies, severe unemployment and budgetary cuts.
The conduct of the Advisory Committee's work was made more difficult by the late submission of the report of the Secretary-General, which was not available to the Committee until some two weeks after it had been expected.
New market realities had increased exigencies and made more difficult the participation of small producers and traders in global commodity chains.
Verification of the declarations was made more difficult since the major part of the bulk chemical warfare agents produced and chemical munitions filled over the period of 10 years had been used in combat.
IFRC members went to extraordinary lengths to bring life-saving assistance to them, butit was an environment often made more difficult because of the marginalization of the people or the reluctance of some Governments to accord them the most basic attributes of human dignity.
Genome assembly is a very difficult computational problem, made more difficult because many genomes contain large numbers of identical sequences, known as repeats.
The Advisory Committee's consideration of the estimates for special political missions was made more difficult by the absence in the documents of sufficient supporting information and justification as to why a particular level of resources was required.
The protection of interests of citizens during efforts to return andcompensate the suffered damage has been made more difficult because of inefficient work of courts and court procedures take too long and upon being in effect the sentence is not possible to execute, or its execution is hard to carry out.
The proliferation of PMSC activities"fuels the ungovernance of political violence and undermines, or makes more difficult the establishment of, the state monopoly on legitimate violence.
Such claims make more difficult the process of attracting foreign loans, as any creditor takes into account the existing debts of the borrower when taking a decision.
It is recognized that the economic and social hardships in Iraq following the international embargo since the Gulf war andthe continuing situation in the Northern Governorates which precludes Iraq from exercising its jurisdiction makes more difficult the full implementation of the Convention.