Examples of using Difficult to understand why in English and their translations into Czech
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It is not difficult to understand why policy makers would prefer the latter.
The Council has strongly opposed the idea, and it is difficult to understand why.
I always find it difficult to understand why we are not doing this.
Till now, I think, the Stoner of two years ago has been the fastest Valentino met,because it was so difficult to understand why Stoner was so fast.
It's not difficult to understand why I decided to follow his steps.
If you accept this notion,Then it's not too difficult to understand Why I would have favourites.
And it is very difficult to understand why we cannot accept this solution everywhere in the world.
We have the independence of the Central Bank to thank for the stability of the euro,and that makes it difficult to understand why attempts are always being made to undermine this independence.
It is difficult to understand why the development of agriculture is not being treated as a priority in the strategy.
As it is already a party to the African Refugee Convention,it is difficult to understand why its internal legal order does not recognise refugee status.
It is difficult to understand why the application of a rule clearly set out in the Treaty should require reform of the Treaty.
The proposals highlight that some countries have adopted safeguardmeasures applying until the end of 2008 and it is therefore difficult to understand why the EU has not followed suit.
Then I find it difficult to understand why someone would deliberately terminate their own existence.
I too am a big fan of equal treatment as a principle and can honestly say that sometimes I find it very difficult to understand why, for the work I do in this House, I receive a much lower salary than my western colleagues ten times less than the Italians.
I found it difficult to understand why millions were out of work, homeless, starving while all the factories were sitting there.
I do not understand why the measures set out in Article 7 exclude the replacement of engines, andit is also difficult to understand why the Fleet Adaptation Schemes should cover vessels with energy costs equivalent to more than 30% of the production costs.
I find it difficult to understand why those whom it has not been possible to convict cannot stay in the United States, but European countries should themselves, of course, be prepared to receive those who have not.
As women represent 59% of graduates,it is difficult to understand why the majority of new jobs for women are part-time, sometimes insecure and precarious, poorly paid and with few prospects of career progression.
It is therefore difficult to understand why the text that has been negotiated entails a big reduction in the permissible catch of between 25% and 50% for almost all categories of fish and why, in addition to the technical measures, conditions have been accepted which for us are difficult to understand. .
In the light of this, it is difficult to understand why the conservative, liberal and eurosceptic Members of this House have blindly attempted to toughen up the text proposed by the Commission.
In these circumstances it is difficult to understand why the government considers it a priority to evict 20 000 citizens from the suburbs of the capital Harare, forcing them to leave behind their humble belongings.
However, on the one hand, it is difficult to understand why there was no majority in favour of freezing spending on'office costs' for 2012 and, on the other, the spending levels on the House of European History are far too high and should be urgently reviewed in the light of the current structural crisis.
It is difficult to understand why they are not released on bail pending trial, and furthermore why the initial arrests were so melodramatic and lacking in due process under the emergency powers- which this resolution rightly calls for to be lifted, as well as calling for EU diplomatic observers to be present at the two ladies' trials.