Examples of using Difficult to reconcile in English and their translations into French
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It remains difficult to reconcile.
Difficult to reconcile reflection, spontaneity.
I find that difficult to reconcile.
The cladding must satisfy numerous conditions, some of which are difficult to reconcile.
It's difficult to reconcile this fact.
People also translate
The dates, however, are difficult to reconcile.
It is difficult to reconcile these versions.
These positions are difficult to reconcile.
It is difficult to reconcile these two cases.
The two positions are difficult to reconcile.
It is difficult to reconcile the opinions.
Less: private and personal life difficult to reconcile.
It can be difficult to reconcile the two.
Clearly these views will be extremely difficult to reconcile.
It proved difficult to reconcile.
They act as both commercial operator and regulator,functions that are difficult to reconcile.
These forms are difficult to reconcile.
It's difficult to reconcile all the opinions.
It seems increasingly difficult to reconcile both.
This is difficult to reconcile with the preservation of liberty.
Yet it has been exceedingly difficult to reconcile the two.
It is difficult to reconcile this fact with the labour theory of value.
The multiple conditions applicable are difficult to reconcile with a rapid intervention.
At first sight, the Commissioner considers the ministerís dual responsibility difficult to reconcile.
And is it not too difficult to reconcile both bands?
But a certain volatility sometimes makes these data and consumption in GDP terms difficult to reconcile.
For she is so difficult to reconcile reason with feelings?
It requires night-time working andhours which are difficult to reconcile with family life.
It could be difficult to reconcile these two approaches.
In essence, two elements of this model seem difficult to reconcile with our vision.