Examples of using Difficult to monitor in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Probation is difficult to monitor.
The regulations in force are complicated and technically difficult to monitor.
It is a touch too difficult to monitor this.
It might be difficult to monitor and enforce such a code and the Internal market aspects would still need to be included.
When we host big parties,it is difficult to monitor everyone's activities.
It can be difficult to monitor blood glucose levels and inject a baby with insulin.
Secondly, such a programme would be extraordinarily difficult to monitor or control.
However, it is pretty difficult to monitor the details under this tab when it comes to the iPhone.
Programme objectives are often contradictory and it is difficult to monitor how far they are achieved;
While it may not difficult to monitor the activities happen in our daily life, but how can we know the risks occur in the virtual world?
You will note that I am being very cautious when I say this, since it is difficult to monitor the day-to-day situation.
Such a material may be difficult to monitor, as the temperature reading may be influenced by other objects reflected in the monitored object.
A considerable amount of sugar was also burned because it was difficult to monitor and maintain appropriate heat levels for the pots.
The vast majority of children, however, are involved in labour connected to the undeclared economy,which makes it extremely difficult to monitor.
The only excuse is that it is more difficult to monitor the working time of self-employed people.
The opening times for the attractions can vary andcan change at short notice which makes it difficult to monitor these individually.
The quality of the discussion is much more difficult to monitor and to make sense of so we like to have between ten and thirty people.
The transport sector consists of many small diffuse sources that we thought would be difficult to monitor, administer and control.
Although domestic production of herbal cannabis is difficult to monitor systematically, in 2005, it was noted in half of the reporting countries.
We often do not understand what is being talked about with the audio and the bad images,so it is difficult to monitor the videoconference.
It is difficult to monitor trends in hepatitis C infectionbecause most people carrying the virus show only mild orno symptoms at all for 20 years or longer.
Such practices are intolerable,but they are difficult to monitor, particularly at night or in foggy weather.
Positive measures which are aimed at eliminating the situations where child labour can arise, in preference to coercive measures,which are also very difficult to monitor.
Furthermore, past experience has shown that a minimum price duty is difficult to monitor and may easily lead to circumvention.
It is difficult to monitor what happens at sea, and there is sufficient evidence to suggest that many Member States are not controlling compliance with Community legislation.
In that respect, the third party to which the details are passed on is not specified, andit is very difficult to monitor what happens to them.
Producers apply these productsas they see fit, as it is very difficult to monitor all uses on all properties within the scope of a regional Indea office.
Gen. Rossato said that when the three radars begin to operate they will"close the border's blind areas," that is,the regions that are currently difficult to monitor.
This approach supports autonomous vehicles in complex traffic situations and difficult to monitor areas, such as under prevailing weather conditions.
The Commission therefore also analysed the development of the majors' discounts andfound that certain discounts were not fully transparent and were difficult to monitor.