Examples of using Difficult to enforce in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The last law may prove very difficult to enforce.
Difficult to enforce a cease-fire under these conditions.
Why have you issued a document that is difficult to enforce?
Why do we find it so difficult to enforce these clauses- such as those contained in the Cotonou Agreement?
Such obligation is considered little precise and difficult to enforce.
In these situations it is very difficult to enforce the law without using force, but that is the responsibility of governments.
However, it is difficult to detect violations,making policies difficult to enforce.
Although sometimes difficult to enforce, there are some laws on the books to help us go after companies that seek to exploit children.
I can understand that the measurement of engine power in kilowatts is problematic and difficult to enforce.
The above-mentioned law 7,716 has proved difficult to enforce since it establishes mechanisms to facilitate proof that a crime has been committed.
Complex legislation(i.e. legislation with exemptions)is found to be particularly difficult to enforce.
Even if a government were to outlaw the use of wireless P2P software,it would be difficult to enforce such a ban without a considerable infringement of personal freedoms.
However, the plenary also approved one amendment proposal which the Council regarded as being difficult to enforce.
This is often because the transfer of assets will make it more difficult to enforce an eventual arbitration award, putting the assets outside of the reach of enforcement proceedings.
Secondly, the implementation of the Directive had caused some problems because the Member States had found it difficult to enforce it.
 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.
Funders assume that state assets will not disappear by the end of the investment dispute butsome countries are difficult to enforce against.
Alderman Dave Knudsen, who still serves on the Ordinance Committee,argued in February that it would be too difficult to enforce an ordinance that prohibits the possession, sale and use of a substance that it had no way of detecting.
India and other countries objected to this language, citing social and religious customs andthe prevalence of wild-growing cannabis plants that would make it 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.
It might appear undesirable to create a secondclass category of labour with restricted rights of residence andsuch arrangements may prove more difficult to enforce.
Not only are standards more difficult to enforce when a company produces large amounts of packed meat or grains, but also it is likely those companies are not as concerned with enforcing practices that guarantee good hygiene and work security.
NRAs were concerned that an approach linking the copper price to NGA investment commitments would be difficult to enforce in practice, and open to gaming.
With regard to recycling,the latest proposed deal sets out targets which may be very difficult to enforce due to vagueness in the wording which states that,"member states shall take the necessary measures designed to achieve recycling targets.”.
The present government has begun a process of salvaging territories where the armed groups grow their coca, but the process is very slow,the government finds it very difficult to enforce the law.
I also see these orders as being extremely difficult to enforce in the UK, for we will end up in a situation whereby an order is handed down by a foreign judge in a foreign land who knows nothing about the conditions of a British town or our way of life.
These countries have both resigned as Parties to the ICSID Convention(on May 2, 2007 for Bolivia, and on July 6, 2009 for Ecuador), andhave modified their Constitutions to include provisions making it very difficult to enforce international arbitration.
In cases where it is difficult to enforce the cancellation policy announced by each Supplier, Customer shall immediately communicate, in writing via e-mail, any occurrence, clearly explaining what happened, accompanying the information with all documents related to the subject.
Commentators such as Barlow(1994) have argued that digital copyright is fundamentally different andwill remain persistently difficult to enforce; others such as Stallman(1996) have argued that the Internet deeply undermines the economic rationale for copyright in the first place.
Extending the directive's scope beyond that of the Commission's original proposal would, as I see it, be likely to jeopardise the certainty of the legal framework proposed and the resulting insurance guarantees,thus making it difficult to enforce a principle useful to European society in general.