Examples of using Difficult to see how in English and their translations into Finnish
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Difficult to see how the ball hit him there but still.
This makes it a bit difficult to see how much you have left.
It is difficult to see how the Commission suggestion of making private companies adopt similar standards of financial transparency would address the problem.
The tables and actually win the war. But it was difficult to see how Britain could turn.
For me, it is difficult to see how my daughter is suffering and I can not do anything about it.
In the absence of an objective definition of‘harms' however it is difficult to see how this might be done.”.
Yet it is difficult to see how the text proposed responds to the question in any way whatsoever.
In the absence of such debate,it is difficult to see how genuine progress can be made.
It is difficult to see how a continued centralisation of power in the Kremlin would help us understand this policy.
However, it was found that given the limited budget of the Culture 2000 programme, it is difficult to see how these could have been overcome within the programme.
It is quite difficult to see how and by whom any scheme would be administered and enforced.
This action increases North Korea's international isolation and it is difficult to see how it can serve the interests of the country's long-suffering population.
It is difficult to see how organizations whose founders have not yet reached retirement age could satisfy this criterion.
Without radical grant administration reform decentralized cooperation cannot succeed and it is difficult to see how cooperation aid will reach SMEs and the social partners.
It's not difficult to see how potentially beneficial these pre-clinical SARMS may be in a therapeutic or medical setting.
The euro zone has endured highly damaging problems, andwith the benefit of hindsight it is difficult to see how sound economic sense could have been mislaid so completely by governments and financial markets alike.
It is therefore difficult to see how the commercial operator could invoke a specific means of defence in respect of a single consumer.
The reality is, on the one hand, that it was essential to have some discussion on closer cooperation, and on the other hand,that- as other speakers have shown here- it is, in fact, difficult to see how it corresponds to the various pillars.
As regards Europe's influence, it is difficult to see how halving the number of permanent members in the Security Council could strengthen it.
We also have a positive view of the principle that the European Parliament should have a common air miles system to provide the benefit of cheaper air travel,even though we find it difficult to see how this could be implemented in practice.
Despite EESC support for this project, it is difficult to see how it can flourish without weakening the EU presence in the top 100.
It is difficult to see how this approach will meet the Union's objective that every citizen should speak two languages in addition to his mother tongue.
On the legal security aspect, we must consider how the European Union Charter can contribute to improving the degree of protection of fundamental rights within the European Union and it is difficult to see how a non-binding text could contribute to clarifying and transcending the current system of protection.
The main argument is that it is difficult to see how the principle of no-fault based liability can be applied to the supplier.
As well as cutting costs, especially with pensions, the Commission feels that progress has been made in controlling(public)expenditure on health care although it is difficult to see how this can continue while still maintaining the principles of universality and equality in access to services.
It is not difficult to see how ideally this suits Satan's purpose to discredit the Christian faith and deceive as many as he can.
We should look objectively and calmly at what happened at Parmalat and see what response is necessary so as to avoid any hasty or knee-jerk reactions,because it is difficult to see how changing the scheme or regulation for rating agencies could have prevented the Parmalat scandal.
It is not difficult to see how ideally this suits Satan's purpose to discredit the Christian faith and deceive as many as he can.
An additional problem arises in the Convention we are dealing with today: if a country which had not managed to successfully renegotiate a text wanted to be withdrawn by democratic means from part of or all of the text,it would be difficult to see how this would be possible when- as provided for by the Amsterdam Treaty- it would not have the right to reestablish unilaterally certain checks at its internal borders.
However, it is difficult to see how the EU can in future meet the challenges of climate change and ensuring energy supply at reasonable prices without nuclear power.