Examples of using How difficult it is to get in English and their translations into Danish
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Do you know how difficult it is to get your own show?
DE Madam President,the President-in-Office of the Council spoke about how difficult it is to get funding for Frontex.
I know how difficult it is to get straight answers.
Coming from Finland, I think it very important that we do not just focus on GDP butbroaden our view and look at how difficult it is to get to a place.
Do you know how difficult it is to get a appointment with her?
Now you can use a normal deck of cards that has been in play or even borrow one,without having to worry about how difficult it is to get in and out of the effect.
Do you have any idea how difficult it is to get this into a helmet?
There is also a new federal online gambling bill on the table, recently introduced by Peter T. King, Republican Congressman from New York and even talks about another federal bill, butwe know from previous attempts how difficult it is to get these through Congress.
Do you know how difficult it is to get these experts in a room?
We also ordered Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon. I found the salmon a bit too salty, butas Line pointed out, the saltiness worked out fine for this particular dish. Furthermore, I know how difficult it is to get good salmon at a reasonable price in Dubai, so I guess it was a nice compromise.
I know how difficult it is to get straight answers.
Twenty-five years after Chernobyl, there is a need to rebuild the sarcophagus, butwe see how difficult it is to gather the financial resources: how difficult it is to get the financial resources from those European Member States that are, at the same time, worrying very much about nuclear safety.
I know how difficult it is to get straight answers from people in that building.
I would say to the rapporteur, Mr Scarbonchi, that if the AEA supports these proposals, as we do, then this will benefit all European airlines,for you know how difficult it is to get any kind of agreement out of the AEA, with British Airways, KLM, Sabena and Lufthansa always at each others' throats.
You know how difficult it is to get a kid into a good private school in New York?
One of the things I hear most often from my constituents is how difficult it is to get hold of structural funding, in particular for small voluntary organisations or firms.
Do you know how difficult it is to get a job in celestial mechanics and astrophysics?
I know how difficult it is to get straight answers from people in that building.
You don't know how difficult it is to get anywhere when Sal is your stepfather.
About how difficult it is to get a handle on why I feel anxious or depressed and how I can get better.
It's not surprising given how difficult it is to get any state aid from the DWP(Department for Work and Pensions)”.
Furthermore, I know how difficult it is to get good salmon at a reasonable price in Dubai, so I guess it was a nice compromise.
The article emphasized how difficult it was to get the models to replicate the seasonality of Earth's climate.
You can't imagine how difficult it was to get an appointment with that doctor, he's the best.
I have vague memories of my father telling me how difficult it was to get a lease.
I wanted to see how difficult it was to get in.
Of these nations online for this? Do you know how difficult it was to get every one?
We know, in particular, how incredibly difficult it is to get the United States to achieve an, in our view, fair and considered balance between combating terrorism and defending human rights.