Examples of using Difficult access in English and their translations into French
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Difficult access.
Garage with difficult access/ ramp.
Difficult access by foot(4.
Installation with difficult access.
A difficult access.
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These areas normally have very difficult access.
The difficult access.
They are also ideal for use in areas with difficult access.
Difficult access to credit.
Our specialists are also able to work on the walls of difficult access.
Difficult access to credit;
Buildings too high with difficult access have been razed in one night.
Difficult access with luggage.
Ability to manage the Steering remote control for difficult access, walk possible crab.
Difficult access to inputs.
This globally positive change masks pockets of high mortality in areas with sporadic clashes andin areas where the level of humanitarian assistance is inadequate for reasons not always related to difficult access.
Difficult access to services.
The popular education: addressing the problems faced by education systems,including lack of resources and difficult access, this workshop aims to broaden the definition of education by developing alternative forms such as popular education or the education of the street.
Difficult access made easy.
New tools, especially for structured individual learning, or distance learning, offer exciting new opportunities that will enhance the effects of HRD policies everywhere, andnotably offer advanced opportunities to communities that have previously had only difficult access to the most effective training.
Difficult access to redress.
The Committee notes with concern that approximately 25 per cent of children under 5 years of age in Turkey are not registered and that these rates are higherin the eastern and south-eastern regions, because parents are unaware of the importance of birth registration and/or have difficult access to registry offices, in particular in rural areas.
Difficult access to wi-fi and 3G.
Portugal takes into consideration that migrants are more exposed to psychological and social stress(namely due to the fact that they face an unknown culture, changes in the environment, lack of knowledge regarding destination country's language(s), lack of trust and information, as well as specific mental and psychological health issues) andface therefore a more difficult access to healthcare and information on health services.
Difficult access for disabled persons.
Ideal for difficult access: long tapered jaws.
Difficult access to the femoral artery.
Isolated and difficult access to many of the country's regions.
Difficult access to quality education.
Isolated and difficult access to many of the country's regions.