Examples of using More difficult to implement in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It can be significantly more difficult to implement a VVPAT as an after-the-fact feature.
And, if everything is more or less clear with the first part of the priorities,the second is more difficult to implement.
While this is more difficult to implement for products, consider creating a subscription-based offer to renew the product on a frequent basis.
And yet, many tips on Feng Shui are likelyadvisory in nature,their use is not always appropriate to call, more difficult to implement in practice.
The next step,which is surely more difficult to implement, should be to strive for a measured change to our workforce structure.
Creating'authentic' learning opportunities, based on real-life experience, and blending formal andnon-formal education, will be more difficult to implement in the short-term.
This sorting algorithm is only marginally more difficult to implement than a bubble sort, and solves the problem of turtles in bubble sorts.
Such external factors, including debt, movements in commodity prices and the inadequacy of policies,have made it more difficult to implement measures to combat poverty.
But it's much more difficult to implement this check in a system where customers are managed by the CustomerService and orders are managed by the OrderService.
By 1997, it was apparent that the IA-64 architecture andthe compiler were much more difficult to implement than originally thought, and the delivery timeframe of Merced began slipping.
This could make it more difficult to implement a policy of restructuring, given that it multiplies problems of distinguishing between different areas and so complicates the management of programmes.
While functional requirements might be challenging,quality attributes are even more difficult to implement as they mostly represent crosscutting concerns.
The third thrust that we recommend is that of a drastic simplification of a cooperation which has become extremely complex over the years through additions and enrichment andis getting more difficult to implement all the time.
Some BIOSes accept USB Floppies, CD-ROMs or ZIP drives, although these might be usable,it may be more difficult to implement the upgrade, however you may have no other choice, netbooks in particular.
Debian imposes, thus, a bias when a decision must be made, and will discard an easy solution for the developers that will jeopardize the user experience, opting for a more elegant solution,even if it is more difficult to implement.
With irregularly shaped stones,this technology is an order of magnitude more difficult to implement, since it is very easy to adjust different from each other in thickness, density and height units.
Those who are now considering voting through a technically unjustified proposal from the barometer lobby should know that the whole ban will be in danger of being delayed and made more difficult to implement if the proposal is approved.
Even though simultaneous changes to several BRFs are more difficult to implement and maintain, counseling aimed at reducing multiple BRFs is more effective in changing at least one factor than are separate approaches towards each factor.
One of the paramount conditions is that all the ingredients that may be potentially aggressive to the skin be excluded. This condition is obviously extended to all cosmetic products,but certainly more difficult to implement in products for use on the fragile skin of babies and children.
Conditions 5 and 6, which are more difficult to implement due to the decrease in the proprioceptive sensory afferents of the ankles, together with the absence of visual support, as was shown in the results of this study, require higher efficiency of the vestibular system in the maintenance of balance.
The Council noted that, in Kosovo, the Agency will have to manage thetransition from emergency aid, an activity involving rapid disbursement, to help for capacitybuilding, which is more difficult to implement, while remaining ready to take urgent action should circumstances require.
Budgetary adjustments strongly based on cuts in current primary expenditure are often more difficult to implement and their adoption is therefore a clear sign of the government's commitment to budgetary discipline and of its determination to maintain these efforts in the future.
Timely information for the whole network of subcontracting SMEs, public services and authorities, universities and business associations on locally based multinationals' restructuring plans;this is more difficult to implement when multinational firms are involved which have a decision-making centre located outside the region, country or even Europe.
There is thus a real risk that it will become more difficult to implement essential legislation on the environment, consumer protection and the working environment, and we strongly recommend the states to demonstrate responsibility and to make the decision-making procedures in the Council more efficient.
If it were to attempt to deal with too many countries and several currencies,the SEPA project would be more complex to implement, more difficult to justify and would also suffer from an increased risk of failure.
For example, evidence from natural experiments is not always as clean as evidence from randomized experiments andboosting might have been more logistically difficult to implement than block.
After many years development, we have unique ability to implement more difficult and complicated OEM/ODM projects.