Examples of using Difficult to resolve in English and their translations into Finnish
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This equation will be difficult to resolve.
It was very difficult to resolve the problems in a way that was useful for those concerned.
The longer-term consequences will be far more difficult to resolve.
I feel that it would be difficult to resolve the funding issue within the framework of this regulation.
The world is faced with a contradiction that will be difficult to resolve.
Should this happen,it can be difficult to resolve and be very costly and time consuming for the solicitor involved.
The latter are becoming ever more prevalent in today's Europe, and ever more difficult to resolve.
Certain issues are difficult to resolve, such as managing natural light, seating ergonomics, the impossibility of neutralising certain electromagnetic fields57;
All that violence does is deepen the divisions and make the problem much more difficult to resolve.
Designated on-site coordinators often encounter health andsafety problems which are difficult to resolve because they have not been taken into account during project preparation.
Authorities often work only reactively,once problems have appeared and are difficult to resolve.
We must realise this if nothing else, for there are other problems in Iraq which are much more difficult to resolve than a humanitarian emergency which the Commission is quite capable of managing.
The question in the manner of"how to choose the right air conditioner among all this splendor" is not so difficult to resolve.
It is true that very often it is the administrative and judicial issues that are more difficult to resolve, in essence those issues relating to the specific internal organisation of Member States.
So it would be hypocritical not to recognize that under current circumstances the problem will be very difficult to resolve.
In the professional manufacture,is not difficult to resolve this contradiction, but the circuit is designed for beginners made simple type, had to give up power efficiency indicators, the proposed use on the bias resistor 1KΩ.
We attach particular importance to this point, even thoughit was a little difficult to resolve it in our negotiations with the Council.
How European civil society organisations themselves should become aware of their new role is a complex problem which is difficult to resolve.
Conflicts are difficult to resolve: local interests, the persistent character of violence, the diversity of actors involved and the inability of the international system to respond in the right way and with sufficient swiftness are all major obstacles to finding a solution.
Along with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the conflict in Cyprus, it is part of a group of cases that are proving difficult to resolve and are lasting a long time.
As we have also seen in the matter of the reduction in turnover tax, which was very difficult to resolve, unanimity in matters as difficult as taxation causes problems when it comes to taking decisions necessary for the economy and to creating growth and jobs- something that can also be seen in connection with the Lisbon process.
If you're in the market for new designer replica handbags,then you will realize that there are many different types of bags in the shops it is difficult to resolve into one.
Triangular cases involve a transfer pricing transaction between two Member State associated enterprises which is particularly difficult to resolve because another associated enterprise, in a third state, had a significant influence that resulted in a pricing outcome not in line with the ALP.
It has to be acknowledged that many productsare not suitable for e-commerce and that emerging conflicts between different sales channels are sometimes difficult to resolve.
Many of us stayed awake the whole of the night of 1 January 2006, trying to resolve an extremely serious problem that was affecting us: Ukraine andRussia had a problem that was very difficult to resolve because of the lack of an energy agreement between the two countries.
The"one country, two systems" remains reasonably intact, but, the real problem is that if the"one country,two systems" is seen to fail then the China-Taiwan problem will be even more difficult to resolve.
Instead, on behalf of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, I would like to draw attention to the extreme situation that the road transport sector has reached, not in a temporary sense, butin a structural sense that will be difficult to resolve.
That does not mean, of course, that there is no strong and well-founded criticism, both of certain directorates-general and of a structural nature, and with regard to some of the issues of financial control which shouldbe improved by the Commission over the coming years, which may be very difficult to resolve.
Above all, what Europe cannot tolerate is having two classes of citizens here: those who- to use the terms of a sector of the French far right- are, that is, of European origin, and those who are not, because,as we have seen recently, that is the source of a series of social problems that are very difficult to resolve.
If the United States and its allies, including the majority of European countries, were to embark on military action in order to ensure compliance with Resolution 1441 without the explicit support ofthe European Union and with NATO in deadlock, the damage caused to European alliances will be very difficult to resolve.