Examples of using Very difficult to explain in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's very difficult to explain.
I study the human mind, okay, so I can definitely confirm that there are many mysteries out there that are very difficult to explain.
It is very difficult to explain.
The Treaty was fairly modest by any standards,but it was very difficult to explain the issues to the people.
It's very difficult to explain.
Let me cite just a few examples: it proposes forming three groups of countries,although it is very difficult to explain why any country is in a specific group.
This is very difficult to explain.
Mr President, I too should like to echo those who have complimented Mr Christodoulou on his report. He has, I believe, addressed one of the most complex issues we have had to deal with for a long time, andone which is very difficult to explain to the outside world.
It is very difficult to explain.
This places further responsibility upon us, because if we are incapable of steering the implementation of particular projects through debate, from Eurobonds- to be specific- to issuing European Union bonds,it will be very difficult to explain to our citizens that we are the same parties that back at home blame Europe for everything and say that we will only be able to emerge from the crisis when Europe has cut back its expenditure.
It's very difficult to explain right now.
It's very difficult to explain, but believe me when I say that there are many, many lives at stake here.
The system that we have had up to now has been very difficult to explain, but the system that we can get with the Lamassoure report is possible to explain. .
It's very difficult to explain everything right now.
I was elected on a manifesto commitment to fight fraud andmaladminstration and it is very difficult to explain to my voters, the good people of Louth and Horncastle or of Derbyshire, why for ten years the accounts have not been signed off by the European Court of Auditors.
It will be very difficult to explain the relevance and importance of the different labels to them.
Vamos! It's very difficult to explain it or to put it into words!
It will be very difficult to explain to our citizens which court is the right one for their complaint.
It is very difficult to explain to the larger public what is actually behind this declaration of assurance.
It would have been very difficult to explain the decision to leave climate change out of the equation when assessing flood risks.
It is very difficult to explain to citizens in Member States why we can help people in Pakistan immediately, but we cannot help the people living in the Ajka area.
It is very difficult to explain to our voters that we have done a good job, which we are all very pleased about, but that we are going to put it off until a later date.
It is very difficult to explain to the public, to the ordinary people, that the European Parliament could not give an opinion on modifications to be introduced into the European Constitutional Charter.
It is very difficult to explain the impossibility of change to people from new Member States, considering that Estonia, for instance, was able to implement the entire acquis communautaire in less than six years.
It is very difficult to explain to these journalists- for example the reporter from Rutland Radio who will reach the humble punter in Oakham- why between 5% and 8% of the Commission's budget goes missing through fraud, mismanagement and waste each year.