Examples of using Difficult to address in English and their translations into Arabic
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He's proven to be more difficult to address than expected.
Unless the host country itself moved to overcome the existing obstacles, it would be difficult to address the issue.
This, in turn, makes it very difficult to address the protection problems of refugees.
Yet, this question has so far proven very difficult to address.
The second issue has not been difficult to address, although it raises several questions that will be discussed later.
Despite these initiatives, the Earth 's environmental challenges continue to expand and become ever more difficult to address.
That nonchalant attitude makes it especially difficult to address the problems associated with trafficking.
The respondents were asked to identify which of the seven areas in the International Plan proved most difficult to address.
Stronger currencies make it even more difficult to address the challenges of a current account deficit for macroeconomic stability.
China noted that, without the development of developing countries,it was impossible to advance global economic development and difficult to address the current financial crisis.
This in turn has made it more difficult to address the humanitarian concerns for the refugees, the internally displaced and the population ' s security needs.
The stigma and discrimination attached to HIV/AIDS is, however,much more difficult to address, but it needs to be confronted.
It would be difficult to address duplication of publications with organizations outside the United Nations system, as the Inspectors suggest might be possible.
In developing countries, diminished government revenues, coupled with poorly resourced and inefficient public service sectors,will make it much more difficult to address vertical and horizontal inequalities.
These challenges, while difficult to address, are at least discernible. But emerging economies may also be experiencing another common symptom of an impending crisis, one that is much tougher to detect and measure: hidden debts.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of systematic data collection on the prevalence of HIV/AIDS,making it more difficult to address the issue and to provide victims with care and support.
The Committee is also concerned that there is no inclusive information available and neither systematic monitoring nor complaints mechanisms in place as such thusmaking the reasons and extent of the root causes and ensuing problems difficult to address.
This form of language might be vague or inaccurate, but even if the intendedreference was to that specific decision, he believed that it was difficult to address it without dealing with the various agreements of the Uruguay Round, since the decision referred in various places to the special provisions accorded to LDCs.
In the European Union, while significant elements of macroeconomic policy, especially monetary policy, are decided jointly, the wide disparity in unemploymentrates among countries has made it more difficult to address unemployment.
In respect of particularly vulnerable groups, she remained concerned that if groups such as the Quilombolawere not targeted, it would be very difficult to address their specific needs, particularly since certain programmes required potential beneficiaries to produce certificates or other forms of identification.
Crises may last for years or even decades and the transition period between crisis and development is often impossible to define, contingent upon politics between differentinternational actors, and thus extremely difficult to address.
Although IUU fishing in a tropical small-scale fisheriescontext such as South-East Asia is very difficult to address, SEAFDEC is trying to improve existing management frameworks and practices to fill the loopholes of current management schemes in the region and to improve data and information collection with a view to supporting more effective management.
Accessibility to reproductive health services is highly variable as it is not only determined by the presence of facilities, clinic times and contraceptive supplies butalso by a host of subtle factors that are more difficult to address.
The RCF(2002-2005) for Arab States has been used very innovatively by the Regional Director and headquarters staff as an instrument for UNDP to adopt independent positions on development issues for the region,to draw attention to needs that are difficult to address because of their sensitivity, to seek consensus or partial agreement on them and to advocate for change- usually at the national level.
Surveys covering different topics can be supplemented with one another, if they cover the same time period and context, to add data complexity andhelp tackle broader questions that may be difficult to address with just one source.
A selective regulation of specific types of non-possessory security right is likely to result in gaps, overlaps, inconsistencies and lack of transparency, as well as in discontent in those sectors of industry that mightbe excluded. In addition, such selective regulation makes it more difficult to address conflicts of priority between possessory and non-possessory security rights in States that choose to retain separate regimes for these two types of security right.
Nevertheless, we spend the vast majority of our energy focused on this level of the pyramid, trying to tackle things that are already completely adapted to human beings,that are going to be very very difficult to address-- as we have seen in the case of HIV.
The reason for such an approach is that, unless all assignments in a chain of assignments are made subject to one and the same legal regime,it would be very difficult to address assignment-related issues in a consistent manner(continuatio juris).
If it decides that future work in this field would be appropriate, the Commission may also consider whether regulation would need to take into account the legal framework for contract management as set out in the procurement contract(the terms of which are not regulated in the Model Law); if so,it may be difficult to address contract management without addressing contract terms.
Terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, increasing natural disasters, the severe poverty that still affects too many countries, major pandemics, environmental challenges andorganized crime are all very real threats that remain difficult to address, especially through the framework of the United Nations, which was not intended for such purposes.