Examples of using Difficult to assess in English and their translations into Italian
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The economic impact is however difficult to assess.
It is difficult to assess their effectiveness, especially before they have been completed.
Two others found it very difficult to assess this impact.
It is difficult to assess their complicity, and especially difficult to prove anything.
Wear is a very complex process, and therefore very difficult to assess.
People also translate
At this stage it would be difficult to assess whether market failures will persist.
Possible applications already in view likely success difficult to assess.
These factors make it even more difficult to assess the impact of the new measures.
social goals is difficult to assess.
The lack of a common definition makes it difficult to assess the effects of the revised Regulation.
When the legitimate interests whose confidentiality is safeguarded are difficult to assess;
By contrast, lack of equality data makes it more difficult to assess situations and prove the existence of discrimination27.
circumstances over recent years has made it difficult to assess the situation.
Intellectual property rights are territorial, and it will be difficult to assess where an act of intellectual property infringement
Overall, it is difficult to assess whether there has been progress in developing comprehensive
The omission of the synthetic index makes it much more difficult to assess regional policy measures.
IY: It is difficult to assess whether there were specific reasonsÂ
But in the end these techniques, because of their complexity, make it difficult to assess and monitor the total risk taken.
In the other Member States it is more difficult to assess whether compensation for permanent disability includes non-pecuniary compensation
Antennae makes it difficult to assess their respective effectiveness.
The appropriateness of this approach is difficult to assess, since the Commission has not given a definition
activation target across Member States make it difficult to assess compliance on a comparable basis.
Although the overvaluation of stocks is always difficult to assess precisely, the stock market declines were
the evaluators concluded a lack of implementation which made it difficult to assess complementarity.
Although it is difficult to assess its full extent and frequency,
have adverse effects on trade and make it more difficult to assess equilibrium exchange rates.
The first item is difficult to assess in this report since it requires a judgement as to whether national standards
The chronological development over the period 2001-2006 is difficult to assess, since some Member States reported major increases
However, this method also tends to make it more difficult to assess whether the medium-term outcome of the deficit is compatible
A lack of aggregate data at the EU level makes it difficult to assess whether the environmental impacts associated with the management of wastes are improving