Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to challenge en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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More difficult to challenge in DSU.
The decision, once taken,is difficult to challenge.
It is also very difficult to challenge a notarial will, since the notary.
As witnessed first hand,it is difficult to challenge.
As a result, it is very difficult to challenge the funding requests and forecasts of managers.
However, a notarized mandate provides greater security since it is difficult to challenge.
Indeed, it is quite difficult to challenge chance!
Development and examination of such expected or‘baseline' futures can shape expectations of the future in a way that can be difficult to challenge.
It would have been difficult to challenge in court.
The State party does not provide any reference for this assertion norcould any be found, and as such the accuracy or otherwise of this statement is difficult to challenge.
From then on, it was difficult to challenge the sister car.
If necessary, the notary will be able to confirm that you were in full possession of your faculties when you signed your mandate,which will make it difficult to challenge.
For small countries,it is sometimes very difficult to challenge an EU project.
Enron, it is difficult to challenge the entrenched power of major corporations and their adverse impacts on American life.
Such a right to the new owner will be difficult to challenge even in court.
Because the figure or the curve presented by a research centre orby an international institution instantly acquires the status of uninfringeable truth which is very difficult to challenge afterwards.
Since 2001, it had become difficult to challenge any measure taken in the name of security.
A person who takes a firm personal stand on something that may be difficult to challenge changes the world.
From a political point of view it is also difficult to challenge the States, which are regular partners of national government authorities or aviation industry clients.
Lastly, a final challenge is that, even when the public is able to access information on authorizations,it is extremely difficult to challenge those decisions.
It will therefore be extremely difficult to challenge such rulings of non-credibility in writing.
Efficient competition policy must be preventive, in particular in the digital world where once installed,dominant positions are incredibly difficult to challenge, due to network effects.
One reason it is difficult to challenge a stock exchange decision to permit a private placement made in the context of a proxy contest is that the private placement is generally announced only after the transaction has closed.
With respect to Article 2.2, recent Panel andAB reports have demonstrated that it is difficult to challenge a profit deemed"reasonable" by the investigating authorities.
In other words the number of inhabitants per MEP should be the same in all countries(with a minimum representation however to guarantee that even the least populous States are represented)[32],which is an objective criteria that is difficult to challenge.
But the practical difficulty to do itled to various excuses, which afterwards became difficult to challenge dogma, or even reactionary ideologies, as seen above.
For defence counsel, other difficulties are that victim impact statements may cause judges to deviate from sentencing guidelines(14%), that the impact statements inappropriately inject emotions into the criminal justice process(13%),and that they are difficult to challenge 10.
He approved of the decision to limit the list of crimes to offences whose characterization as crimesagainst the peace and security of mankind was difficult to challenge, which should facilitate the establishment of a wider consensus among States.
He had also proposed that the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights should prepare a biannual report on the human rights situation in all parts of the world, the legitimacy of which would be safeguarded by its multilateral character andthe credibility of which would therefore be difficult to challenge.
Statistically the average age of death moves back andthis simple fact is, of course, a universal test of progress, difficult to challenge, because if everyone wants to do something with his life, at least they should first live to deny this progress, one should presuppose that nothingness is superior to being.