Examples of using Why is it so difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Why is it so difficult?
Such a simple thing, why is it so difficult?
Why is it so difficult, verma?
If it's that simple, why is it so difficult to achieve?
Why is it so difficult to pedal?
Why is it so difficult to remember?
There are so many things I would like to do. Why is it so difficult to find enough time?
Why is it so difficult to find enough time?
It is not difficult to explain to 14-year olds or 70-year-old pensioners that we need a constitution, so why is it so difficult for our Heads of Government to brace themselves to put this constitution into practice?
But why is it so difficult to believe?
How does this apply to me, in my daily life?” I remembered a difficult discussion I had had with another person and the bitter aftertaste it had left.“Whatcaused that?” I asked myself.“Why is it so difficult for me to get along with some people, or accept that I'm not right?”.
Why is it so difficult to bring about change?
Finally one boy raised his hand.“Because most people believe they are always right, and when disagreements arise, they won't back down.”“Or,” another girl countered,“one side is right andthe other can't accept that it's so.” The teacher nodded,“And why is it so difficult for either side to agree with the other?”.
Why is it so difficult to tell the different.
If our future does indeed lie in an environmental industrialised society, why is it so difficult to speak in the Commission, with the Commission and even in this House about the proper investment policy that is needed if we are to achieve that goal?
Why is it so difficult to master French?
Why is it so difficult to please one's mother?
Why is it so difficult to tell me something I already know?
Why is it so difficult for you to accept my orders, if you're just a machine? Please.
Why is it so difficult for you to accept my orders, if you're just a machine? Please?
Why is it so difficult to support the forces of democracy in Cuba when it is possible to do so in Belarus?
Why is it so difficult to understand, ladies and gentlemen, that the Statute provides the legal basis- and this is important- for allowing the Member States to provide those benefits that they also give to members of parliament in their own country?
Why's it so difficult to get started?
Mr President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen, why was it so difficult to reach an agreement?
Why is it always so difficult to choose?
Nobody is asking why it is so difficult to reach unanimous decisions.
But I do wonder why it is so difficult to adopt European policy or industrial policy which can match Hollywood.
The issue is therefore extremely complex, which is why it is so difficult, or even impossible, to come up with a standard response according to the‘one size fits all'principle.
This is precisely why it is so difficult to persuade our partners that the values promoted by the European Union are not an attempt to impose our way of thinking on others.