Examples of using Difficult in practice in English and their translations into Dutch
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often proves difficult in practice.
It is also difficult in practice to determine the difference between these three possibilities.
This theoretical harmony sometimes proves difficult in practice.
It was sometimes difficult in practice, but the motivation of the students was great.
But taking the actual step is still difficult in practice.'.
It has proved difficult in practice to increase the mobility of labour between Member States.
However, they also admit that doing so is difficult in practice.
It is theoretically possible, though difficult in practice, to allocate these costs to the special vehicles used for this type of transport.
Even if we can agree on a sound definition, the application will be difficult in practice.
it seems to us rather difficult in practice to lay down an obligation to notify suspected cases of foot-and-mouth disease.
especially checking trademarks is difficult in practice.
However because of the mobility of SPCS hand sets, it would be difficult in practice to authorize use purely on a national basis.
which are crucial in a crisis, very difficult in practice.
This will have major implications for the advertising market as it will be difficult in practice for the industry to verify and register whether end users have given consent.
When considering the question of overflights, however, the Council came to the conclusion that enforcing this sanction would be very difficult in practice.
Rosalind Wright of the British Fraud Advisory Panel:'There are still tax havens where it remains difficult in practice: several Caribbean islands,
The EU also lacks coordinated intervention procedures, rendering prompt decision making and effective actions, which are crucial in a crisis, very difficult in practice.
We must try to see the much praised principle of the best available technology in relative terms because it seems difficult in practice to assess seriously just exactly what the best available technology is.
we noticed that integrating environmental issues with these important matters appears to be very difficult in practice.
Improving the customer experience is a lot more difficult in practice than it seems.
Although it is still difficult in practice to prove the efficiency gains resulting from mergers,
Payroll administration A proper salary administration can be difficult in practice and very time consuming.
The study concluded that, while it would be difficult in practice to improve the database to include service-related injuries,
Moreover, loss recovery may not be made impossible or extremely difficult in practice. LinkedIn Twitter.
stateless persons make it difficult in practice for the determining authority to conduct timely personal interviews of each applicant,
it has been difficult in practice to define the required level of support.
making it difficult in practice to enable the application to be lodged within the time-limit established in paragraph 1,
it turned out to be even more difficult in practice than had previously been estimated.
ensembles cited above render it difficult in practice to correctly distinguish between those two types of garments; on the other
which makes it difficult in practice to bridge the differences between the two perspectives.