Examples of using Difficult to understand why in English and their translations into Danish
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It is difficult to understand why you can not yell at the other, if he- Chief.
The mascot of clubis a mole and it is not difficult to understand why.
Then I find it difficult to understand why someone would deliberately terminate their own existence.
The Council has strongly opposed the idea,and it is difficult to understand why.
And it is very difficult to understand why we cannot accept this solution everywhere in the world.
Leadpages is presently very popular on the blogosphere-and it's not difficult to understand why.
Parents sometimes difficult to understand why children do not live in the official marriage.
The catholic church does a lot of good in Hungary today like social work and running hospitals, butfor puritans like us it is difficult to understand why the church collected so much wealth when the people was so poor.
It is not difficult to understand why colon detox supplements like PureColonDetox are trending now.
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 development of agriculture is not being treated as a priority in the strategy.
Given this large difference in development between East and West Germany,it is not difficult to understand why there still are significant differences between the two parts.
We, therefore, find it difficult to understand why so relatively few dogs are being used for detection work in the EEC.
With unemployment on the rise andinvestment in real production actually falling in India, it is difficult to understand why so many people are continuing to"lift themselves" out of the poverty of the village and into the poverty of the city.
I found it difficult to understand why millions were out of work, homeless, starving while all the factories were sitting there.
The few citizens who take an interest in our debates will find it very difficult to understand why, this afternoon, we are mixing up a debate on pollution in Ivory Coast with another on a judgment that tramples over the subsidiarity principle.
It is difficult to understand why the application of a rule clearly set out in the Treaty should require reform of the Treaty.
We have extended the cases eligible for renovation and modernisation of the fleet,because it is difficult to understand why we are condemning certain professions to work with obsolete and dangerous means of production, in particular the small-scale fleet, which is the most outdated.
It is difficult to understand why the Liberals want to do away with tax on e-commerce and to place a tax on the aviation fuel used in aircraft.
It is certainly very difficult to understand why Comrade Louzon belongs to the Communist International.
It is difficult to understand why the report stresses that as a result of competition in the postal sector former employment levels have not always been preserved.
I say this because I find it rather difficult to understand why a report that addresses the issue of poverty makes no reference to rising food prices.
It is difficult to understand why Member States that fulfil their obligations do not hold to task other Member States that are consistently late in doing so.
Mr President, Commissioner,it is difficult to understand why those who are against harmonising income tax should be in favour of this directive.
It is difficult to understand why such an attitude has been adopted, since the amendments proposed by Parliament would have solved the very problems which have come to light on the implementation of the TACIS programme, that is lack of candour and efficiency.
Because of this, it is difficult to understand why Varenyky's operators collect such videos allegedly virus writers can do this for fun or simply of curiosity.
It is difficult to understand why some Member States want to limit the scope of the programme, making it hard to take proper account of its multi-dimensional nature.
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.
It is no less difficult to understand why he belongs to the French Communist Party, since there exists another party possessing all the advantages of the Communist and none of its drawbacks.
Moreover, it is difficult to understand why this House would want the Customs Union to apply only to Germany but not to Poland, to Greece but not to Cyprus.