Примеры использования Would be difficult to achieve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If not, it would be difficult to achieve the purpose of the treaty.
As long asAfrica remained in an economic quagmire, peace would be difficult to achieve.
It would be difficult to achieve the effect by using ready-made extract and infusion based cosmetics.
Without your hard work and diligence would be difficult to achieve such positive results.
This would be difficult to achieve if there were two(or more) contradictory utilization plans.
It would be difficult to achieve progress in other areas if that that critical human resources dimension was not addressed.
She concluded that the finalization of the draft gtr would be difficult to achieve by the next GRSP session in May 2007.
We agree that it would be difficult to achieve a general consensus on this point, but the ILC should clarify the issue in its commentary.
Despite all the Government's efforts,many of its objectives would be difficult to achieve because of the lack of resources.
In reality, this would be difficult to achieve see Beshimov, Abdykaimov and Sultanalieva, 2010.
Until such time as Member States agreed on what really constituted capacity to pay, it would be difficult to achieve consensus on the scale of assessments.
Stricter definition would be difficult to achieve in some institutions, but a more general definition of reduced would be an incentive for more able students.
The OSZhD experts were of the opinion that unification would be difficult to achieve, as practical experience had shown.
However, unless States could reconcile their differing positions as to what constituted capacity to pay, consensus would be difficult to achieve.
Unless poor households were brought above the poverty line, it would be difficult to achieve universal retention of girls in schools.
He could go along with discussing the draft resolution informally, butfeared that there were so many points of contention that consensus would be difficult to achieve.
Several representatives suggested that for a number of reasons it would be difficult to achieve the climate benefits predicted in the report.
That would be difficult to achieve in the United Nations, given the large number of States in the Organization and the great diversity of subjects to be considered.
The Round left unfinished business where further progress would be difficult to achieve through multilateral negotiations in the near future.
Until the smallest and weakest country was secure, global and comprehensive peace and security would be difficult to achieve.
The enforcement of human rights would be difficult to achieve at a national level in the absence of a strong Bar Association and an independent and impartial judiciary.
The 2011 UNICEF draft country programme document indicated that the Millennium Development Goal targets forreduction of neonatal and maternal mortality would be difficult to achieve owing to persistent disparities.
The issues were so delicate that it would be difficult to achieve satisfactory results; in the absence of innovative ideas, it might be better to avoid them.
Unless effective and timely international support measures were taken to supplement the inadequate domestic financing efforts, it would be difficult to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Goal 1 of the MDGs(eradicate extreme poverty and hunger) would be difficult to achieve worldwide by 2015, but it was important to learn from countries whose strategies had been successful.
FICSA expressed its belief that until work/life issues and problems were more adequately addressed,particularly for the working mothers, 50/50 gender representation would be difficult to achieve.
Moreover, the coordinated approach advocated by the Summit Outcome would be difficult to achieve if the concept were defined in a variety of ways depending on the context.
Consensus would be difficult to achieve on the question of rights of passage through airspace and prior notification of States with regard to such passage, and those issues would inevitably be addressed in elaborating any legal regime on aerospace objects.
His delegation agreed with the International Law Commission that it would be difficult to achieve a general consensus on that point but it would nonetheless appreciate clarification.