Examples of using Difficult to enforce in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
It's difficult to enforce laws.
Nor are the rules difficult to enforce.
It is difficult to enforce age restrictions on tobacco sales over the internet.
This is currently difficult to enforce.
Complex legislation(i.e. legislation with exemptions)is found to be particularly difficult to enforce.
Otherwise it can be difficult to enforce.
It is difficult to enforce laws because the country is huge and largely empty in the Sahara Desert.
Because it could make it more difficult to enforce users' rights.
The technology companies argued that thiswould violate speech and internet freedoms and be difficult to enforce.
By making it more difficult to enforce user's rights.
As a result,the regulation appears outdated and increasingly difficult to enforce.
Passenger rights are difficult to enforce for connecting journeys 38.
Several mayors of French towns have warned that a ban would be difficult to enforce.
Prohibitions can be difficult to enforce but I do not want to exclude any options.
While a public ban on something ostensibly secret might seem difficult to enforce, in this case it worked.
Contracts are difficult to enforce, and an ancient antipathy to them continues to impede Russian integration into the West.
In addition, the rules from Europe are difficult to enforce outside Europe.
The technology companies argued that this would infringeon freedom of speech, internet freedom and be difficult to enforce.
Commitments to yourself can be difficult to enforce but will ultimately feel good.
This can result in risks for users, as it could,for example, make it more difficult to enforce user rights.
Check, of course, difficult to enforce this ban, but it is bypassing strictly punished in accordance with law“Familiar foreign player” with a minimum term of imprisonment of 3 years and a fine of up to 25 000 US dollars.
In the absence of position reporting for commodity derivatives it will be difficult to enforce position limits on such contracts.
But the statute has never been used and is seen by European governments more as a politicalweapon than a regulation, because its rules are vague and difficult to enforce.
In addition, stopping competition in outgoing cross-border mail would be a retrograde step, difficult to enforce by regulation and leading to complaints from competitors.
The European Commission has also repeatedly stressed in the past that introducing a carbon tariff on products imported to the EU would be difficult to enforce.
The result of a widespread temperance movement during the first decadeof the 20th century, Prohibition was difficult to enforce, despite the passage of companion legislation known as the Volstead Act.
An over-reach of EU competition rules would risk encroaching upon the sovereign interests of other States andbe legally and practically difficult to enforce.
Check, of course, difficult to enforce this ban, but it is bypassing strictly punished in accordance with law“Familiar foreign player” with a minimum term of imprisonment of 3 years and a fine of up to 25 000 US dollars.
This may entail risks for users as it may,for example, be more difficult to enforce user rights.
But it has never been used andis seen by European governments more as a political weapon than a regulation because its rules are vague and difficult to enforce.