Examples of using Make it difficult in English and their translations into Czech
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I won't make it difficult.
Driving off-road full of obstacles like mountains scenarios of cars, rocks andother objects that make it difficult to progress.
Some people make it difficult.
This can make it difficult, if not downright impossible, to identify the device's chemical composition.
Christ, you make it difficult.
Repeated amendments to tax legislation orchanges to the conditions for accessing the various types of funds make it difficult for them to do business.
This may make it difficult to undertake new things.
Extra quotas for industry,while fostering its competitiveness, nonetheless make it difficult to obtain funding.
They could make it difficult for the judge's business there.
Before donning a new liner clean it with lukewarm water, anddry it with lint free cloth as the natural oils in the silicone make it difficult to grip.
You understand if I make it difficult to track.
We make the point in the opinion of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs that protection systems whichare too rigid may indeed protect those who are on the inside, but they can make it difficult for others to enter the labour market.
The bulkheads make it difficult to pinpoint location.
In this respect, the reported increase in minimum aid for all sectors will cause distortions between Member States and make it difficult to apply the CAP in a uniform way.
Expectations make it difficult to figure out what you want to be.
Restrictions on the working hours of entrepreneurs would favour large,supranational transport companies and would make it difficult for new transport firms to start up in business.
You could try it, might make it difficult. in anticipation but the aphasia spell I already cast.
This is precisely where more money needs to be spent,because such imports increase the prices of our services and goods and make it difficult for our business people to compete.
So, when they want to rest,they hang upside down in trees. make it difficult for them to walk or take off from the ground, But their huge wings, which stretch from their fingers to their toes.
The report contains a wide selection of elements that cover the vast field ofenergy efficiency quite adequately, although it indicates routes that might make it difficult to achieve successfully the objectives that it aims for.
In particular, the untypical hours that typify working in the arts make it difficult to reconcile the female roles of worker, wife and mother, often forcing women to choose between career and family.
Only 1% of consumers in the European Union purchase cross-border financial services; there are considerable variations in prices between entities; the opportunities for choice are limited;there are still structural barriers that make it difficult to provide services and for those services to operate properly between different countries.
Technological developments andthe expansion of new distribution channels may make it difficult to provide appropriate pre-contractual information to customers- for example, by supplying mandatory disclosure via mobile devices with small screens.
I totally agree with the rapporteur's opinion that all those developments in the global situation that have taken place could,if they are not dealt with appropriately in the process of revising the agreement, make it difficult to achieve the objective of the Cotonou Agreement and the Millennium Development Objectives by the year 2015.
Despite the Court of Auditors' opinion that the accounts of the European Judicial Cooperation Unit(Eurojust) are reliable and that the underlying transactions are legal and regular, I am concerned at the rapporteur's evaluation that'the lack of indicators, the deficits in measurement of user satisfaction and the lack of coordination between the budget andthe work programme make it difficult to evaluate Eurojust's performance.
You know, it's little things like this that make it difficult to believe that you're the Doctor.
These proposals have also been agreed by this Parliament's Committee on Fisheries which, earlier this year, indicated the need for new support for the renewal and modernisation of the fleets in the outermost regions,given that the elimination of Community aid for fleet renewal would make it difficult to remedy a situation in which they are lagging behind the fleets from the European mainland.
Supermarket chains very often impose unfair conditions and make it difficult for farmers and small suppliers to access the market.
You cannot, then, introduce a model of flexibility in the European labour market and, at the same time, implement legislation oraccept judgments that make it difficult for the trade unions to implement and maintain a system based on collective agreements.