Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Croatian
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Such benefits are difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify the number of atheists in the world.
Georgia, with cancer,the odds are difficult to quantify.
The odds are difficult to quantify. Georgia, with cancer.
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
The odds are difficult to quantify. Georgia, with cancer.
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
Many are difficult to quantify financially in advance, but the study estimated that.
In that context, it should be noted that the grant equivalent arising from such an agreement is difficult to quantify.
Many are difficult to quantify financially in advance, but the study made the following estimates.
Both necessary things if you are trying to gauge overall violence, butthis is also what makes it so difficult to quantify.
Although it is difficult to quantify such inefficiencies, the two-tier structure complicates matters and creates an administrative burden;
The Belmont Report, when describing the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,explicitly acknowledges these will be difficult to quantify exactly.
The economic damage is difficult to quantify but it is likely to be large and in excess of the billions of euros of record fines that banks had to pay.
The Belmont Report, when describing the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,explicitly acknowledges these will be difficult to quantify exactly.
While that effect is difficult to quantify on paper, surveys consistently find that people feel better about visiting sites with EV than visiting sites without it.
Likewise, lack of equality data- for the collection of which Member States are responsible- makes it difficult to quantify and monitor instances of discrimination.
It is important to note that this is difficult to quantify because the technology is still in its nascent stage, and is therefore difficult to reliably predict adoption of the technology around the world.
Denis Huet of EUROCONTROL's European air traffic management performance review unit in Brussels says however that it is"very difficult to quantify the benefits from the FABs.
At the same time, the costs for society are difficult to quantify since the relation between the instability of such high public offices and, say, financial markets and foreign loans is not a direct one.
It proved difficult to gather information on the costs incurred by competent authorities or operators in implementing the legal requirements,probably because these are difficult to quantify.
Furthermore, the study concludes that improvements in environmental quality are difficult to quantify due to a paucity of independent data, and the real-world impact will not be evident for several years.
However, it is difficult to quantify the benefits gained through prevention, in particular due to the lack of complete information on the total of preventive actions and other precautionary measures taken under the ELD.
Advantages resulting from the reform of the prospectus summary andthe introduction of a searchable prospectus database are more difficult to quantify: the impact assessment relies on a more qualitative assessment in these respects.
Although it is difficult to quantify such inefficiencies, the two-tier structure complicates matters and creates an administrative burden; for example, two separate annual reports and two work programmes need to be adopted- one by the Board of Regulators for BEREC and one by the Management Committee for the Office.
In order to act as a real deterrent, penalties should be high enough to outweigh any gain from imposing the UTP(although this can be difficult to quantify) and to influence behaviour at company level.
In determining whether the aggregated group Solvency Capital Requirement, calculated as set out in paragraph 3, appropriately reflects the risk profile of the group, the supervisory authorities concerned shall pay particular attention to any specific risks existing at group level whichwould not be sufficiently covered, because they are difficult to quantify.
Insists that the focus on structural deficits since the 2005 reform of the SGP,together with the introduction of an expenditure rule with the 2011 reform as well as the concept of output gap which is difficult to quantify, create uncertainty, complexity and margins for flexibility and thus the discretionary implementation of the SGP;
Member States shall ensure that the national courts are empowered, in accordance with national procedures, to estimate the amount of harm if it is established that a claimant suffered harm butit is practically impossible or excessively difficult precisely to quantify the harm suffered on the basis of the evidence available.