Examples of using Difficult to accept in English and their translations into Arabic
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You may find that difficult to accept.
I think with that slight modificationAmbassador Ramaker would not find this difficult to accept.
You find it difficult to accept it.
Eric… when someone that is important to us leaves us, it can be difficult to accept they're gone.
I therefore find it all the more difficult to accept the precarious human-rights situation in which the people of East Timor find themselves.
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Some delegations found paragraph 8 difficult to accept.
He found the thresholds in sections C and D difficult to accept because there was no positive definition of non-international conflicts.
Often the mother-in-law from scratch finds fault with her sister-in-law,simply because she finds it difficult to accept the feeling of loss;
In the latter case, his delegation found it difficult to accept the proposed abolition of a P-3 post(para. 2.110).
Consequently, invocation of the geographical balance criteria at this juncture does not, it is submitted, conflict, as a matter of law, withany right of any person, however difficult to accept some may find it;
They may appear intuitively difficult to accept because over a long period mindsets have been accustomed to register exchange rate-based comparisons.
But to suggest that there is some kind of parity-- that, we find difficult to accept, with the greatest humility.
It was also noted that it might be difficult to accept the qualification of“transboundary harm” as“significant”, a term which could be controversial, particularly as there was no provision for a binding dispute settlement mechanism.
If first this process is not investigated in the interior,it will surely be more difficult to accept freedom in other beings.
Although he found the shorter time limit difficult to accept, he was prepared to compromise, if necessary, in order to reach a consensus.
Given the current state of international law and of the organization of international society,it was difficult to accept that position, which was lacking in realism.
I find it difficult to accept that all counsel will be working on the Rwanda Tribunal cases 175 hours per month both for pre-preparation, preparation during breaks in the trial and preparation for the appeal.
Your decision not to meet the Yugoslav officials is all the more difficult to accept in the light of an open invitation extended to you to visit the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
In opposition, however, it was observed that, while there was no difficulty in allowing party autonomy to operate with respect to contractual rights,it would be very difficult to accept such an approach with respect to proprietary rights.
Mr. PATRONAS(Greece) said that it was difficult to accept the word" significant" in article 7, but that he was prepared to support the compromise solution proposed, provided that no further changes were made to it.
My delegation is prepared to join in efforts to that end,although we would find it difficult to accept the notion of adding items not relatedto existing agenda items.
It is thus increasingly difficult to accept that such an existential threat to all humankind continues to be handled by a few States as a national security matter to the detriment of the security interests of the vast majority of States.
It rejected the use of human rights issues as an instrument of political pressure, however,and found it difficult to accept a politically motivated mandate that had not been established with human rights objectives at its core.
Mr. Moktefi(Algeria) said that it was difficult to accept that the reports on the financial situation of the Agency, or any other body, whether it was funded from the regular budget of the United Nations or extrabudgetary resources, could not be transmitted, for information purposes, to the Fifth Committee.
The former Chairman of the Special Committee, Mr. Hunte, had stated that if the administering Powers retained powers under procedures such as the enactment of a new constitution,it would be difficult to accept that a process of decolonization had taken place.
Some of the language used, in either the text or the commentaries,might prove difficult to accept, such as the question of arbitrary revocation or the notion that declarations addressed to the international community might contain erga omnes undertakings.
In the view of some, support for collective countermeasures was only possible in the context of the action of competent internationalorganizations, whether regional or universal; an ad hoc delegation of the right to respond, to a group of countries acting outside any institutional ambit, was very difficult to accept.
In the first place, her delegation found it difficult to accept the sixth preambular paragraph, which did not sufficiently distinguish between the situation of human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Croatia and in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro), although that distinction was extremely clear.
One major consideration is certainly the very high price in terms of travel and installation costs of such a large-scalerotation scheme, which is all the more difficult to accept given that, contrary to what may be the case for some other professional groups, experience in the field does not prepare language staff for more demanding assignments later on at Headquarters.
Mr. BRUNI CELLI observed that it was still difficult to accept what he saw as the subjective affirmations in paragraph 139 of the report that the majority of citizens through their freely elected officials had chosen to retain the death penalty and that such a policy represented the majority sentiment of the country.