Examples of using Some difficulty in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
There was some difficulty.
So they brought the book to my office and I signed it with some difficulty.
We have had some difficulty stopping the bleeding.
Because of the voltage instability, which will have some difficulty in installation.
He chose, not without some difficulty, to accept the offer from Bonn.
Paul attended a Gymnasium at which he appears to have had some difficulty with mathematics.
He noted some difficulty with some elements of the visit, although there was general cooperation.
This assignment of responsibility caused some difficulty during negotiations of the Protocol.
Some difficulty may arise after removal of the catheter, but usually the situation improves with time as the recovery of the body.
Though he may have some difficulty in getting rid of it.
We all(or almost) know that the suflé is a delicate andlight culinary elaboration to which some difficulty is usually associated.
Moreover, we have some difficulty in accepting certain formulations contained in the draft resolution.
The Nathan James crew is working on them, sir,but we are having some difficulty with the visual signal on our end.
However, its use in the home for people who do not use it, andat best only have seen how other presents some difficulty.
I told Diane and David that you might be having some difficulty with the lack of infrastructure at Florrick/Quinn.
She had some difficulty, however, with the Colombian amendment and would therefore welcome the clarification that had been requested from the Controller.
At the present time,expenditures had slowed and there was some difficulty in ensuring that the programming in the pipeline was carried out.
We have some difficulty in accepting the idea of artificially accelerating nuclear disarmament without taking into account the technical, political and financial constraints.
While Madagascar is convinced of the need for counter-terrorism,it is having some difficulty in implementing the resolution and has requested assistance.
Another matter which caused some difficulty for the Secretariat was the absence of a recommendation concerning the period after 31 May 1994.
The USA/Canada Division commented that the United States of America supported and attempted to implement all resolutions butexpected some difficulty with the subject of pronunciation.
In addition, Europeans had some difficulty in subduing the nomadic populations, who were armed and used to defending their territories.
The Government had also introducedfamily benefits specifically for indigenous peoples, although with some difficulty in adapting the programme to the socio-cultural realities of the beneficiaries.
However, there is some difficulty for them to adequately apply the procedures as the conditions under which they work do not normally allow for privacy with clients.
They further reported having encountered some difficulty in reaching the wounded and were, in some instances, attacked and threatened.
Some difficulty lies in the fact that the signs of"bumbler" coincide with the symptoms of other diseases, in particular, coccidiosis, rhinitis, intestinal infections.
In connection with these visits, some difficulty has been experienced in obtaining from Ethiopia all the authorizations needed for the related helicopter flights.
Some difficulty was encountered in linking the results measured in the progress and final reports against the anticipated results as stated in the concept papers.
Several Parties appear to have had some difficulty defining and separating“new and additional” funding from all multilateral and bilateral assistance.
Doppler had some difficulty becoming a member of the Royal Bohemian Society despite very strong support from Bolzano and his good relations with the Society.