Examples of using Hard to implement in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Why is this so hard to implement?
You can tell from the instructions that the process is not that hard to implement.
They weren't all that hard to implement either!
We worked hard to implement features for reach this goal, the result is great.
Sure, easy to say, hard to implement.
This is hard to implement for hybrid cables.
And luckily, it's not that hard to implement.
Weare working hard to implement the Stockholm action plan.
One reason why such advice stays around is that it is very hard to implement or refute it.
It's exceptionally hard to implement all parts of WPA3 without introducing side-channel leaks.
But if your primary language is Lisp,it's not that hard to implement other things by translating them.
It wasn't particularly hard to implement: phrasing the purpose of the company circle was straight forward as we all knew Snapper's raison d'être.
Deep guards can simplify the expression of some programs butare very hard to implement well.
But policies like these are hard to implement effectively, routinely running afoul of protections for free expression.
Because the game was in outer space,the team could devise ideas that would have otherwise been hard to implement in other Super Mario games.
The system was difficult to understand and hard to implement and thusly increased the profits for the casinos as more and more people took to playing Blackjack.
All the information available to me shows that all around the world,all those involved are indeed working hard to implement the system decided upon by the United Nations.
We have made it clear that the EU will work hard to implement the panel's proposals and to bring about agreement on a forestry convention.
Without serious measures the EU developmentcooperation policy for the support and sustainable development of developing countries will be hard to implement, and the EU stands to lose face.
The basic aim of these programmes, which are truly complex and hard to implement, is to achieve a balance between resources and catches, not to punish fishermen.
So, our intention was to try everything as it was designed to be, and then, if needed, make changes from a position of knowledge andexperience rather than because we found a practice too hard to implement.
The heart trick isn't that complex,but it is hard to implement because you have to convince users who are more popular than you to like your content right when you publish.
Poverty inevitably outweighsconcerns about conservation and makes enforcement measures seem unjustified and hard to implement where people depend on bushmeat to survive.
My services are working hard to implement the actions to take, as defined by the Community pandemic influenza preparedness plan, in order to address the challenges posed by the current outbreak.
A group on specialists in the topic had an open discussion about the round tables being held in Havana, Cuba, with the consensus that an agreement between the government andthe FARC will be hard to implement, regardless of the final results.
We have worked hard to implement the features our millions of users around the world have asked for, and we're proud to launch the 10th Anniversary release of TeamViewer, the next big step in TeamViewer history,” said Kornelius Brunner, Head of Product Management at TeamViewer.
However, effective management of the financial market cannot be achieved by implementing a particular regulation,since I can tell you from the experience in my country that such administration is costly, hard to implement, and, after all, does not protect investors and merely restricts market development.
During later project phases,improvements might be harder to implement due to constraints imposed by installation of systems and structures.
It is precisely those countries with more unemployment problems that must work harder to implement these reforms.