Examples of using Difficult to agree in English and their translations into Arabic
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We find that difficult to agree with.
Future extensions of deadlines for the submission of draft resolutions would be more difficult to agree to. .
It is more difficult to agree with oneself.
Basic respect for human rights and dignity are not difficult to agree upon and enforce.
It would thus be difficult to agree with the comment of the International Monetary Fund to the effect that.
This makes me wonder why would it be so difficult to agree on a unified Eid!?
If it is difficult to agree on all issues at once, then issues easily agreed could be discussed first.
Other Delegations believed that it would be difficult to agree on a different agenda.
It would, however, be difficult to agree on a term such as" significant harm" unless specific types of harm were identified.
One problem is that they have different perceived interests,and that could make it difficult to agree on a common agenda.
At the current stage, it was difficult to agree on the dates of any future meetings of the Working Group.
The CD has until now not been affectedby United Nations reform, and it seems difficult to agree on any reform in this Conference.
We therefore find it difficult to agree with those who continue to advocate the adoption of anachronistic coercive economic measures against other countries.
Unless we agree on this basic philosophical premise,we shall find it difficult to agree on the logical implications of an Agenda for Development.
Nevertheless, it was difficult to agree that those communities could not exercise the rights set out in article 27 of the Covenant.
It is quite capricious and boring in everyday life,and it is not just difficult to agree with him on a particular issue, but VERY difficult. .
It would be difficult to agree on a coalition of resources for science and technology unless there is clear understanding of what is meant by science and technology in that context.
As the permissibilityof a reservation differed according to the nature of each treaty, it might be difficult to agree upon a single general definition of that concept.
Those delegations who found it difficult to agree with the proposal were invited to reflect on whether they could find that compromise acceptable in advance of the next session of the Working Group.
Even if I had agreed with the Committeeon the legal issue I would have found it difficult to agree that the author ' s rights were violated in this case.
Unfortunately, it would be quite difficult to agree internationally on whether the tax regime in a particular country is" reasonable", and cumbersome to establish procedures for such a determination.
It was widely felt that the relatively limited experience withonline dispute settlement mechanisms made it difficult to agree at such an early stage on the exact shape of future work on the topic.
If it is already difficult to agree on the package, it would appear even more difficult to agree on what dishes we should select from the menu which is on offer.
As discussed at the fourteenth session of the Working Group, it was suggested that draft article 75 of the draft instrument should be deleted,since a rule on lis pendens would be extremely difficult to agree upon, given the complexity of the subject matter and the existence of diverse approaches to lis pendens in the various jurisdictions.
If the majority of Conference members agree that it will be difficult to agree on the adoption of a programme of work this year, would it not be better to convene the Conference only for a limited period until the political environment improves?
At that time, the Plan seemed very controversial and difficult to agree because many delegations did not see the need for a global plan of action.
In such circumstances, it seems that it will be difficult to agree on a programme of work without joint efforts based on new and imaginative approaches.
Once the size of the fund was agreed upon,it would not be difficult to agree upon the share of the different DAC members on the basis of some agreed principles.
However, we share the deepconcern of many Parties that it is proving so difficult to agree on the inclusion of some other chemicals in Annex III such as chrysotile asbestos and endosulfan.
If undue pressure had not made it impossible to assess more objectively the threats that face the international community,it would not have been difficult to agree that the lofty objectives of larger freedom, development, security and human rights for all would be much better served through the promotion of dialogue, rather than providing a more comfortable license for pre-emption and the use of force.