Examples of using Difficult to claim in English and their translations into French
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It is difficult to claim that a consensus was reached on this.
In such scenarios it may be very difficult to claim that any IP is created.
Difficult to claim good results in NASH with that!
Regarding this configuration,it is difficult to claim leadership in NASH.
It is difficult to claim that the aims assigned to education have been achieved.
Americans are finding it more difficult to claim the title of"Home Owner..
It is difficult to claim that the morals of the Harry Potter stories are imbued with Catholic principles.
Although, in the end,it may be difficult to claim that every human being is a person.
It is difficult to claim self defense in a confrontation which they themselves have sparked, but they are doing it anyway.
In the emerging security environment of the 21st century, however,it is becoming increasingly difficult to claim that these conditions hold.
It will be increasingly difficult to claim that the burden will be confined the rich.
Moreover, because herbal medicines typically comprise natural products in their raw form,it can be difficult to claim that a remedy involves an inventive step.
It's sometimes difficult to claim to be a startup while being part of Michelin.
While the training is necessary, in the medium or long term,it is difficult to claim that a session could not be delayed a few weeks.
It is therefore difficult to claim the municipal rebate at the time the inputs are paid for.
In the same way, given that Amazighs were present throughout North Africa,it seemed difficult to claim that an Amazigh forename had"a Moroccan character" or otherwise.
We find it difficult to claim that the theory is presented in a completely satisfactory form.
In the same way, given that Amazighs were present throughout North Africa,it seemed difficult to claim that an Amazigh forename had"a Moroccan character" or otherwise.
It is extremely difficult to claim the validity of such a provisional application, particularly in Europe.
While it may be said that Israel has been quite successful in guaranteeing the freedom of religious practice and the use of sites holy to the three monotheistic faiths, particularly for the non-Jewish communities,it is more difficult to claim that“freedom from religion” is fully protected, particularly for the Jewish population.