Examples of using Difficulty in accepting in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We have no difficulty in accepting this request.
They do not intend to go quietly,as they are having great difficulty in accepting defeat.
The Commission has difficulty in accepting Amendment 13.
Even though he remains very endearing and ready to compromise in love,the Fire Monkey has great difficulty in accepting betrayal.
Jacob had difficulty in accepting the good news about Joseph.
The Council still has some difficulty in accepting them.
Furthermore, the difficulty in accepting the evolution of the lesion disrupts and prolongs the treatment.
The Commission therefore has some difficulty in accepting this amendment.
We must thus be attentive to the approaching negotiations on the Dunkel text,which the Council of Agriculture Ministers has difficulty in accepting.
I can tell you that the Commission has no difficulty in accepting Amendments Nos 1, 3 and 4.
However, I have difficulty in accepting Amendment No 4, since it is not in line with the legislation on the mandate that is given to regional advisory councils.
I think that a liberal conceptual analyst would have no great difficulty in accepting these objections.
The Apostle Peter had some difficulty in accepting the commission to work cross culturally.
I believe that those countries which are currently net beneficiaries from the funds will have great difficulty in accepting such a proposal in March.
For many years,we have had difficulty in accepting financial stimuli to care for our health.
Mr President, first of all I should like to thank Mr Bertens for his report which highlights something which the Commission has no difficulty in accepting.
I admit that the Council had difficulty in accepting this new idea of satellite-based communications.
I believe we take the same approach andwe have no great difficulty in accepting his recommendations.
One should be aware of the difficulty in accepting meat by infants and preschool children, especially in relation to the consistency of the offered food.
I would therefore like to thank her, even though she has difficulty in accepting the legality of this proposal.
Delay in the diagnosis of pregnancy, difficulty in accepting it, lack of family support or problems in the workplace were the mentioned reasons for late prenatal care beginning.
The women feel ashamed of showing their body, marked by a scar, and perceive,as a problem, difficulty in accepting the scars on their chest and on their legs.
The Commission therefore has no difficulty in accepting the amendments that reflect these three principles and therefore supports the compromise amendments, that is to say Amendments 19 to 25.
When the Chinese encountered us,one of the things they had difficulty in accepting was an impotent god, one condemned to death.
The Commission also has difficulty in accepting this amendment since, with the absence of observers, only VMS remains as a control tool for monitoring compliance by each vessel with its approved fishing plans.
On Amendment No 7: there again we agree with the spirit,but we have difficulty in accepting the amendment because it goes beyond the scope of this regulation.
The Commission also has difficulty in accepting the amendment that introduces the potential for Member States to anticipate the opening of their market on condition of a reciprocity clause, because such clauses run the risk of being discriminatory on grounds of nationality.
The Member States, in fact, had very often clung on to their national powers and had difficulty in accepting a certain transfer of powers to Community level.
The search for stability in a new home and a difficulty in accepting the direction of the Europe he has left behind are the things that torment the author.
Moreover, it appears that the general society has difficulty in accepting the elderly, affecting discrimination even in different spaces.