Examples of using Difficult to avoid in English and their translations into Finnish
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Difficult to avoid.
I gave when I was cornered,when it was difficult to avoid.
Difficult to avoid.
He complained that it was difficult to avoid civilian casualties.
Difficult to avoid it. They grow by the day.
Further I would say that it is now really very difficult to avoid confrontation.
This segregation is difficult to avoid completely, but can be controlled by appropriate measures.
The very dangerous side-effects of this medicine seem difficult to avoid.
It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that in this area the Commission has adopted a policy of festina lente.
This problem, if used with existing processes, seems difficult to avoid.
It is exceptionally difficult to avoid irregularities, but it is even more important to find them and prevent them.
Because of the widespread use of fragrances it may be very difficult to avoid them all.
That, however, is difficult to avoid unless businesses are given support for research and development from the EU and the Member States.
Because of this problem within the family is often a lot of differences,which are difficult to avoid.
It is exceptionally difficult to avoid irregularities but it is even more important to find them and to prevent them.
But the huge resources and constant activities of the WPC made it difficult to avoid by the other peace organisations.
While it may be very difficult to avoid all fragrances, it is important to avoid those to which a person is already sensitised.
How should we address the labelling of products which contain GMOs due to chance orcircumstances that are difficult to avoid?
It is very difficult to avoid such contacts, and even a well-groomed domestic dog can be infected- until its owner noticed the parasites.
Since the Commission is not appointed by the European Parliament, it would be difficult to avoid a situation in which an incoming Commission would not be the same as the present one.
It is difficult to avoid the impression that report was strongly influenced by the view that the fishing capacity of the Baltic cod fleet is currently far too large in relation to the available fishing quotas.
Understanding the mind that its something to worry that he was only crying for some specific reason,it is still difficult to avoid irritation, which will slowly accumulate.
In the modern rhythm of life, it is extremely difficult to avoid stress and emotional tension, therefore, it is necessary to arrange“unloading” days from time to time.
Without clear and broadly based agreements on linguistic rights, autonomy andadministrative borders, it is difficult to avoid future outbursts of ethnic hatred in and around Serbia.
They are likely to remain so andit will be difficult to avoid an increasing disparity between the earnings of highly skilled workers and the earnings of less skilled workers.
Likewise, we do not agree that Member States should give up their national rights on spectrum allocation because mobile satellite services have a large satellite footprint making it difficult to avoid interference across national boundaries.
In other words, the Olympic Games in its modern manifestation has always found it very difficult to avoid political events imposing themselves on what is meant to be a celebration of sport and of peace.
The Committee considers that in order to abide by the liberalization schedule, the EU must give central priority to the matters raised in the aforementioned green paper, in the Committee's opinions on the same subject, by the high-level group of experts and in the information society forum;otherwise polarization of society will become increasingly difficult to avoid.
I gave when I was cornered,when it was difficult to avoid and I gave, in general, when the negative emotions built up enough that I gave to relieve my own suffering, not someone else's.
The working time of the sector's employees, in daily, weekly and annual terms, often cause family andsocial problems which are difficult to avoid, and have a negative impact on the education of young people, on the necessary balance of family and professional life, and on the capacity to forge social links and cohesion.