Examples of using Particular difficulty in English and their translations into Arabic
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Article 6 does not raise any particular difficulty.
She had no particular difficulty with article 105.
Such ailments are usually subject to the elderly,but often pathological processes are detected at an early age. The particular difficulty in.
Operation is no particular difficulty and can be performed by any user.
If a group of States simply stated that they did not accept a particular reservation, whilst others accepted it,there would be no particular difficulty.
There is a particular difficulty in evaluating the success of training activities.
All this material must be uploaded,which consumes time at all Registries and may cause particular difficulty and delay in Nairobi.
Students in remote areas have particular difficulty in exercising their right to education.
Of particular difficulty is the extraction of the outer ring of the needle bearing from the slot in the gear case.
While the collection of data can help mitigate discrimination,there are some groups for whom collecting data on discrimination poses particular difficulty.
The Advisory Committee had particular difficulty with the proposals relating to the Department of Administration and Management.
Create a work environment where female employeesare able to continue working without experiencing any particular difficulty by providing support in creating a balance between work and family life.
She had particular difficulty with the reference in the commentary on article 16(1)(e) to the interruption of pregnancy by the Government.
Thus, particular attentionmust be paid to women who experienced particular difficulty in exercising their rights to access and control productive resources.
The particular difficulty faced by African countries was therefore that the required structural adjustment measures for agriculture set a limit to the needed budget cuts.
Experts noted that in the audiovisual services sector there was particular difficulty in drawing the line between regulations aimed at protecting culture and those aimed at regulating trade flows.
Excluding the existence of an" international law of tort", the Special Rapporteur had argued that in most cases,the determination of the injured State would not create any particular difficulty.
The United Kingdom Government notes one particular difficulty, which bears also upon draft article 22, that arises from draft article 9.
A particular difficulty is presented when the Council decides to convene special sessions to address emergency human rights situations, one of the new prerogatives of that reformed body of which it has already made extensive use; it has held seven special sessions to date.
It is reported that disabled women have particular difficulty in accessing services such as reproductive health care and screening.
Competitive challenges pose a particular difficulty for small enterprises if they are acting alone to access the market served by larger enterprises as well.
Moreover, rules on registration andinheritance may discriminate against women, who then experience particular difficulty regaining their homes and property, especially when their husbands have been killed.
OIOS noted that the Committee faces a particular difficulty in functioning as a decision-making body because policy decisions related to conflict issues require the participation of the Executive Office of the Secretary-General, which is rare.
We take this view because MLIs like the World Bank,the IMF and the WTO seem initially to have had particular difficulty in coming to terms with the notion that they too are bound by international human rights principles.
Member States appear to have particular difficulty in investigating and prosecuting people accused of committing human rights violations.
The complex issue of the problem of propertyhas given rise to passionate public debates and continues to constitute a particular difficulty that requires urgent solution, since it affects very sensitive areas of economic, social and institutional development in Nicaragua.
Chemical Weapons Proliferation: A particular difficulty with verification and export control regimes is that the materials, equipment, and know-how are dual use.
This is a task that would present no particular difficulty for experienced arbitrators, while it may constitute a major challenge to volunteer staff.
Concerning draft articles 17 to 19, he had no particular difficulty with the wording of draft article 17, which reflected that used in the draft articles on diplomatic protection.
All those concerns seemed to arise from a particular difficulty, namely that the Commission was attempting to codify a set of rules in an area in which States already had well developed and long-standing regulations.