Primeri uporabe Difficulty in understanding v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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People have difficulty in understanding them.
It is curious: God has no difficulty in making Himself understood by children,and children have no difficulty in understanding God.
That is where our difficulty in understanding stems from.
Difficulty in understanding visual images and spatial relationships.
There is no Russian language, but there is no difficulty in understanding the interface.
For instance, difficulty in understanding multiple instructions.
However, if the two objects in it are not related to each other,the machine has difficulty in understanding the user's request.
Some people have difficulty in understanding spoken speech.
It is curious: God has nodifficulty in making Himself understood by children, and children have no difficulty in understanding God.
They will also show difficulty in understanding what others think and feel.
It is curious: God has no difficulty in making Himself understood by children,and children have no difficulty in understanding God.
Still another child may have difficulty in understanding what others are saying or communicating out loud.
Similarly, appropriate technologies should beused to allow people with hearing impairment or difficulty in understanding access to verbal information.
May have difficulty in understanding when to start and when to end a conversation and when it is their turn.
My friends, family, or partner are having difficulty in understanding how I feel or why I can't join in. .
The difficulty in understanding the Russian is that we do not take cognizance of the fact that he is not a European, but an Asiatic, and therefore thinks deviously.
Basic reading problems occur when there is a difficulty in understanding the relation between sounds, letters, and words.
C2 I have no difficulty in understanding any kind of spoken language, whether live or broadcast, even when delivered at fast native speed, provided I have some time to get familiar with the accent.
The reason is simple: a deteriorated ear that stops being used can lose its ability to interpret the sound, so that if one is lost it will be heard through the other,but there may be difficulty in understanding the message.
Basic reading problems occur when there is difficulty in understanding the relationship between sounds, letters, and words.
Under Irish case law, employers may have to take positive steps to ensure that they do not discriminate against particular employees on grounds of race, forexample where the employees' linguistic and/or cultural background might cause them difficulty in understanding their rights13.
According to don Juan, the difficulty in understanding what Sorcerers did, was, that they proceeded from a different cognitive system.
This new situation has raised a number of practical questions,with the consultation showing that a number of stakeholders from the sector have difficulty in understanding and applying the rules,in particular state aid and public procurement rules.
Sometimes I have difficulty in understanding why, immediately the word'NATO' is mentioned, people- perhaps because of their anti-American feelings, or because they have anti-military leanings- are against it.
There are many examples whichshow that the European Commission has a general difficulty in understanding the ORs' strategic role in EU external policy as outposts of the EU, particularly in relation to trade, fisheries policy and development cooperation.
A subject may know full well the rule, yet have great difficulty in understanding its inherent values', or be in a concrete situation which does not allow him or her to act differently and decide otherwise without further sin.
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These included: inadequate use of the information request forms(e.g. multiple requests in a single standard form, over use of Ôfree-textŐ boxes of these forms and use of non-electronic communications)by the sending Member States, difficulties in understanding what was actually requested(e.g. due to unclear information, language problems or mistakes in using the standard forms), and doubts about the usefulness of certain requests in the Member States receiving them.