Examples of using It is hard to understand in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's not you.- I know it is hard to understand.
It is hard to understand why we cannot introduce a reasonable tax on capital in Europe.
What I mean by this is that it is hard to understand for the ordinary citizen.
And it is hard to understand, even for me, because my mother… she was so very beautiful.
That idea came from the Heads of State or Government, felicitously invented by them in Helsinki,so it is hard to understand why those same Heads of State or Government should now mistrust that method.
It is hard to understand exactly what Hasse's views were in the middle of this political mess.
If we believe that active, informed patients play an essential role in healthcare, in monitoring medicines andin preventing the spread of counterfeits, it is hard to understand why patients are not allowed access to information about the most important medicines.
And sometimes it is hard to understand, and it must make you feel afraid.
If we compare this situation to that of another country, let us say Belarus,which is still is considered a pariah country in Europe, a country that apparently actually forms part of an axis of evil, it is hard to understand how we can continue to talk about Turkey joining Europe.
And it is hard to understand even for me… because, well, my mother… she was so very beautiful.
Since this is one of the largest sectors of activity in Europe, which is the top tourist region in the world, and since it is one of the sectors with the brightest future in terms of jobs andwealth creation, it is hard to understand the lack of political recognition and means for intervention provided in the current Treaties.
It is hard to understand what the reason for such cruelty might be and what purpose it could serve.
This issue is so grave that it is hard to understand how something like this could have happened in the European Union.
It is hard to understand how the rapporteur proposes to support small farmers through the measures that he is recommending.
The point is unclear, as it is hard to understand what barriers, real choices or dominant positions are being referred to. .
It is hard to understand how much this era transformed the mindset of people who converted to Christianity in Scandinavia.
Mr President, bearing in mind the severity with which breaches of the Highway Code are cracked down on, it is hard to understand the laxity from which those who pollute our marine environment and view the sea as a dustbin at present benefit, especially since most pollution by hydrocarbons stems from deliberate discharges rather than accidents.
Of course, it is hard to understand the cause of hysteria-year-old child who can not yet say that he is concerned about and what he wants.
It is hard to understand how many times numerous classical buildings have been built, destroyed, and rebuild between those days and today.
If that is the case, it is hard to understand why some of the amendments and wordings in the compromise work to the disadvantage of these small and medium-sized enterprises.
First of all, it is hard to understand why the Union is finding it so difficult to react to this disease and to adopt a strategy to combat it. .
It is hard to understand why EU enterprises are to be prevented from reacting to the needs of the market, when this is in the interests of both consumers and producers.
It is hard to understand why when production quotas remain unused in certain Member States they may not be reallocated to others states whose quota allocation is too small.
For this reason it is hard to understand why broad consultation is provided for in national programmes, but is seen as merely a possibility at regional level.
I am not convinced and it is hard to understand why the introduction of a minimum amount of social dialogue into this directive should meet with such opposition.
It is hard to understand the lack of awareness of the need to have a single anti-discrimination law which would protect the equal treatment of all people and not just of select social groups.
It is hard to understand why Lithuania, which has now been a Member State of the EU for five years, is disregarding Union standards and failing to guarantee the rights of minorities on its territory.
It is hard to understand why nothing is done or the Banat Metropolitan Patriarchate, while the statistics show that, in Romania last 15 or, every other day has opened a new church” taking text from here: source.
FR It is hard to understand what has turned the Sandbæk report into such a bone of contention, for the need to improve health services and infrastructure in the countries concerned could easily have been the subject of genuine consensus.
As some of my fellow Members have stated, it is hard to understand how, by not making the framework decision on procedural safeguards a precondition for the entry into force of the‘European arrest warrant' the rights to a defence will be safeguarded in this context.