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It wasn't difficult to give him his gun back.
Every parent knows that on an empty stomach it is very difficult to give all the attention to study.
It is very difficult to give definite figures, however.
The choice of materials for the ceiling is now so great that buyers sometimes difficult to give preference to anything.
It is rather difficult to give a precise timetable for all this.
In its additional com ments, the Commission stated that, in view of the large number of applications,it was difficult to give a detailed explanation for each refusal.
Of course, it is very difficult to give a scientific justification for this.
Under C(“Recent works”) the quota is given as over 90%, butbecause of the short quota-relevant broadcasting time it is difficult to give more precise figures.
FR It is difficult to give you an explanation here and now, but I shall do my best.
All these various factors make it difficult to give any exact figures.
It is difficult to give a clear answer to the more precise question from Mr Crowley.
When you have many relatives,it is very difficult to give everyone an expensive gift.
It is therefore difficult to give a breakdown of costs in relation to the specific objectives and to the activities covered by the framework.
Bishop's work is so wide ranging that it is difficult to give an overview in a biography such as this.
It would be very difficult to give a detailed answer to the individual comments, so allow me to provide a brief summary in response.
Aromas of winter 2016 are very diverse,sometimesvery difficult to give preference to- that a particular brand.
It is not difficult to give a ten-minute freedom to the course of one's thoughts and feelings, and such an enterprise carries a powerful psychotherapeutic charge.
We found an incredible number of containers for food in IKEA catalog and even, frankly,it was difficult to give advice on exactly what would be useful on your journey.
That is why it is very difficult to give a full and comprehensive response to the question:"Psychosomatics- what is it?
The important thing, however, is that Parliament brings the problem to light,because it is difficult to give concrete answers if the economic instruments are not in place.
It is, like a lot of borders, difficult to give cast iron guarantees of security about the ability to pass from one side to the other.
Mr President, Madam Commissioner, the President of Eritrea recently replied, when asked about the reasons behind what had happened,with a very simple statement:"It is very difficult to give an easy answer.
In this short time it is difficult to give the complete idea of this knowledge of the roots.
The mid-term evaluation shows that due to the lack of clear indicators to monitor the participation of SMEs orpeople employed in SMEs, it is fairly difficult to give precise data.
But I think it has so far been extremely difficult to give aid to an area where two parties are engaged in military confrontation.
It is very difficult to give a reliable estimate of the"cost of action" implied, such as for the testing of existing substances where availability of test data generated earlier is largely unknown.
I do not want to avoid the question but, since Georgia has not even presented a request,it is difficult to give a reply to a country that has not even declared that it is willing, inclined, available or anything else.
It is very difficult to give information on the same year unless it is excessively delayed information, but the production of additional general reports, as well as the one we present every year, on macro-financial assistance, we believe to be an unnecessary bureaucratic burden.
From the crests of AntiV andLiceGuard, it is difficult to give preference to any one: they are practically the same, and therefore their effectiveness turns out to be similar.
Mr President, it is a little difficult to give an opinion on this when half my colleagues seem to believe that there is no point in giving an opinion because we cannot alter the Convention text.