Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Difficult to take pictures of.
I don't know… it might be difficult to take it?
It's difficult to take it off.
Given your background, it must have been difficult to take the promicin shot.
Is it so difficult to take a little respect?
I am not naïve, however, andI know that in the Islamic world, it is difficult to take these values forward.
It's difficult to take trips together.
The rhythm of the Conference of the Parties makes it difficult to take political initiatives between conferences.
If oil is difficult to take, then you can wash it with warm water.
The decision-making process in the Council is to become more complicated, at the same time as it is to become more difficult to take decisions.
It can be difficult to take six-year-olds with something.
The victims are often trouble concentrating, soon forget things away,finding it difficult to take the initiative and become unsure of himself.
It is very difficult to take us back to the original process of civilization.
Until we know exactly what the effects of the substances in question are,it is difficult to take far-reaching decisions on removing certain products from the market.
Because it is very difficult to take the amount of folate recommended for pregnant women only through normal diet.
We will not resolve this problem without having a bigger budget,because it is difficult to take from those who have more; we should, rather, give to those who have less.
But it is very difficult to take further-reaching measures at this point and try to achieve the maximum.
However, according to the existing studies resulting from pilot projects conducted in several Member States, it is very difficult to take or even rely on fingerprints of children under six years of age.
However, it is still more difficult to take aesthetic photos of your own garden splendour than you might think.
As a lawyer and democrat, I have to say that cooperation and development are always to be welcomed and that they can be useful and increase our awareness, butit is very difficult to take the rhetoric seriously.
It's going to be difficult to take Kim Woo-gi back home.
The plants in our own gardens are often the perfect subject for photographs due to their beauty and often vibrant colours. In comparison to some other photographic subjects, they do not move as long as there is no wind. However,it is still more difficult to take aesthetic photos of your own garden splendour than you might think.
It's said to be difficult to take someone's life.
It is difficult to take into account the various requirements and follow a policy which will favour the weakest parties and supply a high-quality product at affordable prices.
It is likely that it would also be difficult to take any legal action against the dealers as a result.
Modern electronics are difficult to take apart, and most of that difficulty isn't deliberate, but a side-effect of people wanting things that are small and light.
SV Mr President,it is difficult to take responsibility for Europe's future.
Yet it is very difficult to take this account literally, for not only is there no primary source denoting this supernatural event in secular history, awareness of the enormous number of pre-Christian saviors who also died and were resurrected.
This does make it very difficult to take proper decisions efficiently.
It would have been difficult to take Member States to court for having interpreted‘recovery' in the same way as most Member States and the Commission would have done until the judgment.