Examples of using Difficult history in English and their translations into German
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This uncomfortable episode in the Gospel had a difficult history.
That's such a difficult history of the game, who twice made plagiarism.
If you look to the East there is your history: a difficult history.
They share a difficult history, and we must take care not to replay past conflicts.
They identified with it, feeling that it was about themselves and their own difficult history.
We know well what a difficult history the Ukrainian people and their fertile country have experienced.
DE Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,Afghanistan has had a difficult history.
The Palestinians have a difficult history- one of internal disunity and murderous internecine conflict- to overcome.
I know that dealing with these countries is sometimes not simple,but they are countries with a difficult history.
I don't believe this difficult history can be overcome overnight- the suspicions run too deep.
Through these activities the BAB contributed to documenting and researching a nation with a particularly difficult history.
Our continent has a difficult history, and some momentous and painful things have happened on this continent.
This is not only because of our geographical proximity,but also because we have shared a difficult history over recent decades.
The bridge itself has a difficult history, although one would have to divert one's attention from the NY web cameras to imagery of the imagination grasp it.
What Europeans should know about the Greeks is, that Greece, ina sense, is a relatively young country with a very difficult history.
In the Baltic Sea Region we have a particularly difficult history to deal with, if we look at the last 90 years.
If Slovenia has taken much longer than other States of Central and Eastern Europe, which have long been associated with the EU, to reach an association agreement,the reason lies in the country's difficult history.
This issue takes a closer look at the Yeniche, their difficult history and the status of this minority in Switzerland today.
After“centuries of difficult history” marked by increasing“theological differences, nourished and widened by non-theological factors”, and growing mistrust, we were able that day, with God's help, to acknowledge together that Christ is“perfect God with respect to his divinity and perfect man with respect to his humanity” Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and Pope Shenouda III, 10 May 1973.
Although those persons were hesitant to speak about the cemetery's difficult history, it was possible to collect relevant information from them.
It shares with us a difficult history of Communist domination, but still does not enjoy democratic rule and respect for human rights.
Yet when one of our airmen parachuted to the ground, in a country whose leader has so often demonized the UnitedStates-- in a region that has such a difficult history with our country-- this American did not find enemies.
I would like to recall that we have had a difficult history in negotiations with Turkey starting already with the mandate in 2002, but recently there have been very many positive steps.
The worst service, I think, that we can do for Ukraine,a country with a complicated internal structure and a difficult history, would be to speak of it as if it were the subject of our cross-party or ideological bartering.
This world is one which is difficult, fraught with so much difficult history, so much mismanagement and misleading, and now, so much doubt, so much disbelief in the possibility of something other than the material and the lives that they have today.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the country of Yemen has a very,very difficult history behind it: decades of division, two systems and part of the country under Socialist mismanagement.
During NEDCON's history, difficult periods have passed.