Examples of using Which makes it difficult in English and their translations into Finnish
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Lana is a very amorous nature, which makes it difficult for her to be faithful to her husband.
Which makes it difficult for foreign investment funds to waardoor het voor buitenlandse beleggingsfondsen moeilijk is om.
They can't afford rink time, safe equipment,proper uniforms, which makes it difficult for them to compete.
At the moment different systems coexist, which makes it difficult to interpret the quality of the services actually on offer.
Victims of trafficking in human being do not always dare to cooperate with law enforcement authorities, which makes it, difficult to detect perpetrators.
Currently, our Terms of Service are only available in English, which makes it difficult for users who don't speak English to know what is and isn't permitted on the site.
TRUS is also the method of choice for such pathologies as incontinence ora small volume of the bladder, which makes it difficult to carry out standard ultrasound diagnostics.
Unfortunately, the Council often operates in a way which makes it difficult to relate a document to a procedure,which then makes it impossible for citizens to access these documents.
At the same time, as some experts note, in the manufacture of the screen,not the most advanced technologies are used, which makes it difficult to review the image at large angles.
We are quite concerned about the delay in the investigation, which makes it difficult to protect key witnesses in the case, such as the Syrian Mohammed al-Siddiq, who recently disappeared.
Despite record primary issuance, some market participants have raised concerns about the limited liquidity in secondary markets, which makes it difficult to trade in and out of these instruments.
The process of exchange of carbon dioxide is disrupted, which makes it difficult for oxygen to reach almost all organs and tissues.
In Morocco, 87% of farm workers have no agricultural training at all, which makes it difficult to adjust to a globalised context.
However, all these sources of funding very often have different procedures and rules, which makes it difficult to access EU funds and complicates matters for the beneficiaries, given the different rules which need to be learnt.
This raises the question of how to usea level in the street or an open construction site, with bright daylight, which makes it difficult to visually fix the mark of the laser beam.
This approach will put an end to the current fragmentation of EU instruments supporting international cooperation in higher education which makes it difficult for students and universities to get access to information on Europe's higher education opportunities and for EU higher education to be visible on the global scene.
Despite the partial stabilisation in the country, there are constant clashes between government forces and the rebels, which makes it difficult to use UN peacekeeping forces and to provide humanitarian aid.
This is due mostly to buying at retail price and quantity which makes it difficult for dropshippers to sell without a markup.
Currently, the number of students per teacher is too high, which makes it difficult to maintain a high standard of teaching.
Co-existence of a large number of highly distinct sub-sectors, which makes it difficult to devise a single strategy for the sector as a whole;
Intestinal obstruction is a blockage, partial or complete,gut lumen, which makes it difficult or impossible to move the intestines of its contents.
The use of a uniform mesh in such cases leads to an excessive increase in the number of nodes, which makes it difficult to construct the model and to perform further computations on it. .
Simplification: the EU funding system is extremely complex in all manner of ways, which makes it difficult to manage effectively and to measure its real results and benefits;
This is a cultural factor that cannot be denied or ignored: Roma have their own traditions andcustomary ways of life which makes it difficult to integrate them in social environments characterised by processes, lifestyles and habits very different from their own.
We must therefore enrich the criteria for sustainable development,otherwise we will create situations of asymmetry and injustice which make it difficult to implement energy and water policies in the future.
Many of these authorities have duties not only in fisheries but also in other domains which make it difficult to coordinate fisheries control.
Women constantly face various obstacles such as aweaker economic standing and cultural and economic factors which make it difficult for them to gain their rights.
In the implementation of the EAGGF Regulation 13, certain obstacles have emerged which make it difficult to integrate the principle of gender equality.
They suffer froman accumulation of natural handicaps, which make it difficult to improve economic and social conditions, not least their remoteness both from economic and administrative centres and the nearest mainland.
Such divergent assessments are probably due to variations in national statistics, which make it difficult to make comparisons across the Community.