Examples of using Difficult to meet in English and their translations into Danish
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It's difficult to meet your heroes for the first time.
I work a lot, so it can be difficult to meet people.
Many really difficult to meet with residents of neighboring apartments.
The time limit originally envisaged may prove difficult to meet in exceptional cases.
It is very difficult to meet all of these requirements at one and the same time.
I have this theory about why it's so incredibly difficult to meet people at bars and parties.
It is difficult to meet a child who would not like to ride on a swing.
Based on this, the search begins andyou find that it is difficult to meet all the criteria.
It is difficult to meet new needs while the Member States have this attitude.
Mr President, Scotland has found it very difficult to meet even the 1976 Bathing Water Directive.
It is difficult to meet a man today who does not know, who are Zeus, Poseidon, Athena or Ares.
Moreover, it is obviously going to be extremely difficult to meet the communication's 2007-2013 schedule.
It is difficult to meet the requirements of the contact by normal process, tungsten copper electrode should has uniformity and high density; 3.
In these conditions, Member States in the euro zone,as well as all Member States, will find it difficult to meet the convergence criteria.
Nowadays it is difficult to meet someone who really would not have problems with vision.
Any regulation implies a complex licensing procedure, butit's even more difficult to meet the regulator's requirements after getting the license.
While it is difficult to meet an overall target of 3%, if 8% growth is accepted for one-third of the budget, it is not impossible.
Conventional preparation tungsten copper material has low material utilization andthe performance is difficult to meet the requirements of military applications.
This is why I find it also difficult to meet Mr Medina halfway and respond to his question.
An increased demand for BCAA's is fundamentally required to prevent injury and muscle breakdown,which can be difficult to meet from our diets alone.
But nowadays it is very difficult to meet the twenty-year student, so this is the least popular base.
If you're drunk, it's very easy to control the management of one of the bets loses,and it is difficult to meet other quality makes decisions on projections.
The proposal that has been made makes it difficult to meet the public's demands and fulfil our responsibility to promote peace, development, international stability and human rights in the world.
So are you also a bonus player then you should be sure to avoid high turnover requirements are more difficult to meet and thus becomes dividend automatically less of these casinos.
Explosive clad plate surface quality is poor, difficult to meet the performance requirements, therefore, must be rolling on the explosive composite sheet processing, the flat surface to achieve the desired size and performance requirements.
Furthermore, I would venture to add that more than one member of the old Union of 15 might find it difficult to meet the conditions offered, for example, to the Czech Republic.
However in many of these regions,it is difficult to meet the market demand for high quality wine while ensuring that grape growing communities have access to safe and fair working conditions, receive adequate pay and prices for their wine grapes, and guarantee that costs of living are covered.
That is, from now until 2006, the Structural Funds will lose over 20% compared with the current figure,which means that it will be very difficult to meet the needs we are meeting today and, as we have heard, there are still many problems in many Community regions.
When the requirements are already so stringent and difficult to meet, the last thing we should do is to throw more spanners in the works for those countries who wish to become members, spanners that have nothing to do with the ability of those countries to meet the EU's membership criteria.
Conventional sintering and infiltration molybdenum-copper alloys prepared by liquid phase sintering due to the sintering process, the copper is to rely on the free flow of fluid filling the gap of molybdenum, andhas therefore been difficult to meet the molybdenum-copper alloys for high-density requirements.