Examples of using Difficult to monitor in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is difficult to monitor it.
Situation here has become increasingly difficult to monitor.
It is accordingly difficult to monitor the use of the funding.
They wander off further and further into the mountains and it's difficult to monitor them.
It is a touch too difficult to monitor this.
The regulations in force are complicated and technically difficult to monitor.
It has however proven very difficult to monitor and has been a source of fraud.
Securities trading is organised in complex ways, andit is also difficult to monitor.
Such practices are intolerable,but they are difficult to monitor, particularly at night or in foggy weather.
In this case, the price for coal is arranged as part of an intra-company transaction,which is by its very nature difficult to monitor from the outside.
It might be difficult to monitor and enforce such a code and the Internal market aspects would still need to be included.
Strict and complex rules that are difficult to monitor should be avoided.
It is difficult to monitor what happens at sea, and there is sufficient evidence to suggest that many Member States are not controlling compliance with Community legislation.
Secondly, such a programme would be extraordinarily difficult to monitor or control.
Without these, it will be difficult to monitor operators, especially in the quasi-monopoly situations the communication refers to. .
Programme objectives have sometimes been vague,making it difficult to monitor and evaluate performance.
It has nevertheless proved very difficult to monitor and has been a source of fraud, which means it has been reduced progressively by more than 80.
The third party to which the details are passed on is not specified, andit is very difficult to monitor what happens to them.
Violence against women is a phenomenon that is very difficult to monitor, because often the women who are its victims are ashamed and are afraid to report the violence to the authorities.
I have nothing whatsoever against this proposal, but it seems to me that it is going to be difficult to monitor its implementation.
This results in shadow budgets that are ever more difficult to monitor as a consequence of their no longer being subject to the full scrutiny of the national parliaments, or, indeed of the European Parliament either.
In particular, I would like to draw attention to those categories of expenses which are difficult to monitor or are not monitored at all.
Insofar as trade preferences do not only affect fishing zonesin Papua New Guinea, it is difficult to monitor the origin of the catches, and this runs counter to the commitments made by the European Unionto put a stop to illegal, undeclared and unregulated fishing.
It is apparent from ESMA's findings that NFCs may be finding the hedging exemption difficult to monitor and apply in practice.
The Commission therefore also analysed the development of the majors' discounts andfound that certain discounts were not fully transparent and were difficult to monitor.
While our domestic farmers are subject to strict regulations,it is difficult to monitor the standards which apply to cheap agricultural imports.
Our second problem is that, if we continue to permit land to lie fallow or be set aside across the whole of the usable agricultural area,we will find it difficult to monitor.
The current system of separation of accounts for groundhandling airports is very difficult to monitor and is felt to be insufficient to ensure fair competition.
However, migration and security are areas which do not lend themselves to the definition anduse of precise indicators because they are essentially driven by external factors or difficult to monitor.
Furthermore, most CHP plants co-fire a mixture of coal and biomass,making the reported share of renewables difficult to monitor: an issue raised by stakeholders in Poland, Lithuania and Bulgaria.