Examples of using Make it more difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Every level will get more colors which make it more difficult!
Film-forming substances make it more difficult for the fire to re-ignite.
That is why we want to support research rather than make it more difficult.
Make it more difficult to create a backup plan without a destination.
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They may also hide certain signs of low blood sugar and make it more difficult to notice.
This information will make it more difficult to sell stolen vehicles in other Schengen states.
Com browser hijacker to cause browser redirects and make it more difficult to delete as well.
All these three elements make it more difficult to accept or look favourably upon the Council's proposal.
The large supporting surfaces andthe position of the tips make it more difficult for the rings to bounce off.
This could make it more difficult in future to authorize the cultivation of genetically modified plants.
Well, paying the ransom won't guarantee your diamonds back and will make it more difficult to apprehend those responsible.
This will make it more difficult for the university to support private sector growth and employment in the long run, both locally and nationally.
This compulsion to liberalise will make it more difficult to guarantee continuity and safety.
In some Member States laws make it more difficult, or even impossible, for certain disabled people to vote.
One of the current products to enter this field is PhenQ,which intends to cut down fat and also make it more difficult for the body to site fat.
In such circumstances the agreements make it more difficult for undertakings from other Member States to penetrate the national market.
I greatly fear that only the wealthier Member States will pay the extra 25 ECU authorized,which will make it more difficult for the poorer regions to compete.
Amendment 2 would make it more difficult to establish a clear epidemiological picture of the incidence of BSE in contradiction to Parliament's resolution of last November.
I am particularly concerned that such a high level of expenditure will make it more difficult to finance the Economic Recovery Plan.
This would make it more difficult for firms in the new east German Lander to adjust and would simply slow down the catching-up process.
Another important development is that the new regulation will make it more difficult for third countries to attempt to purchase energy.
Additional measures that make it more difficult to restore the computer is to delete Restore Data- this includes all identified Restore Points and Shadow Volume Copies information.
This will help reduce future distortions of competition and make it more difficult for those who might seek to abuse their market power.
These would make it more difficult for suppliers, especially in the Third World, to show compliance as the method proposed by the Commission is the method most widely accepted and used.
I will oppose these proposals because it would inevitably make it more difficult for individuals to start up new businesses in the transport sector.
Such measures would relieve the Serbian people' s suffering, make it more difficult for Milosevic to demonise the outside world and strengthen democratic forces.
We think it is very valuable,so I would certainly be concerned if anything happened to detract from the programme and make it more difficult for certain Member States to take part in it. .