Examples of using Difficult to assess in English and their translations into Arabic
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This makes the measurement and evaluation of progress achieved difficult to assess.
That makes it difficult to assess the extent of cannabis plant cultivation and cannabis production.
However, the extent and purpose of any such activity was difficult to assess.
This made it more difficult to assess the significance and impact of the qualifications.
The introduction of cleaner production technologies are more difficult to assess.
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It is, however, difficult to assess the direct effect of the measures, since a large number of factors may be at work here.
The intent of designated individuals to destabilize Liberia and the subregion is, however,more difficult to assess.
Difficult to assess its impact on Governments in respect of their giving priority to forests in national policies and practices.
Ultimately, trade liberalization andfinancial deregulation have diverse impacts that are often difficult to assess.
My delegation feels that, without such mechanisms, it will be difficult to assess the impact of the Commission ' s work on the ground.
However, it remains difficult to assess whether the number of accountants and auditors available in the country is adequate to fulfil the demand.
With the exception of some isolated studies,the lack of data made it very difficult to assess the extent of that phenomenon.
But it remains difficult to assess whether full compliance had been achieved by 13 January and will be achieved by 19 January.
Some of the agencies involved had failed to provide any information on expenditure,which made it more difficult to assess delivery efforts as a whole.
It is often difficult to assess the impact of a new discovery or new information as this may only be apparent after many years or happen in unexpected ways.
The lack of reliable empirical data andadequate theoretical models makes it very difficult to assess the effects of structural adjustment programmes.
It has been found difficult to assess comprehensively the entire life-cycle of the product and to establish product categories which should be awarded the label.
The lack of substantive information in States 'reports rendered it difficult to assess the effectiveness of this crucial measure.
While, it is difficult to assess the direct impact of economic sanctions, which mainly target banking transactions, they have certainly affected every sector of the society.
However, without international verification of the withdrawal process,it continues to be difficult to assess whether there has been a genuine reduction in troops.
Another party, however, said that it was difficult to assess the impact of the synergies process properly given the limited time during which the arrangements had been implemented.
The lack of reliable and accurate data on roadtraffic casualties renders it even more difficult to assess the actual extent of losses, both human and socio-economic.
Releases from former uses(CN or impurities of technical PCB)contained in landfills or old appliances are plausible but difficult to assess.
Yet the real scale of civilian casualties was difficult to assess in the aftermath of the conflict, as most casualty data were not made available.
A key analytical challenge comes from the fact that countries are sometimes the target of both unilateral and multilateral sanctions,making the distinction of impacts difficult to assess.
The Committee found it difficult to assess the requirements for air operations; in future it requests that a more adequate justification in terms of operational requirements be provided.
While there has beengeneral progress towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, it is difficult to assess whether and how much persons with disabilities have benefited.
In the absence of such conclusive evidence, it was difficult to assess that Al Hakam was a biological weapons production facility or that Iraq had produced bulk agents or had biological weapons, until 1995.
Without knowledge of women ' s participation in programmes and projects or of investmentsin women measured in funding terms, it is difficult to assess what strategies are, in fact, effective for mainstreaming gender in particular organizational cultures.
The Committee notes that insufficient statistical data disaggregated by sex in allareas covered by the Convention makes it more difficult to assess accurately the situation and progress of different groups of women with regard to all areas covered by the Convention.