Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into Romanian
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Transfer of intangible assets difficult to evaluate.
It is extremely difficult to evaluate sustainable development.
The costs of action are also difficult to evaluate.
The half-life is difficult to evaluate for the subcutaneous route and is estimated about 24 hours.
Setting up a European register of works could entail risks that are difficult to evaluate.
However, it was very difficult to evaluate such diverse dogs.
Further, the costs of compliance in the selected sectors may also be high and lead to market distortions,but this is difficult to evaluate.
Unfortunately, I find it difficult to evaluate life and love on the basis of purity.
Interpretations of quantum mechanics can be arranged as a series of theories, resulting in theoretical progressivity, butempirical progressivity is difficult to evaluate.
On the other hand,it is always difficult to evaluate the quality of a used product.
It is difficult to evaluate a given analysis of Linear A as there is little point of reference for reading its inscriptions.
We are new users of the portal so it is difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of being here.
That is, it is difficult to evaluate whether an animal is aware that its behavior is excessive and unreasonable and whether this awareness is a source of anxiety.
These days, stunning equipment is complex and difficult to evaluate in relation to their welfare efficiency.
It is difficult to evaluate how long those proceedings will take as it depends on multiple parameters such as the attitude of the airline during the proceedings or the procedural law of the country in which the proceedings are initiated.
There is somuch red tape and unnecessary legislation that it is difficult to evaluate what has been done to reduce this burden.
Cottus gobio was difficult to evaluate, but the big number of individuals recorded, indicates the presence of a healthy population.
This is critical: if objectives and targets are not ambitious enough anddetailed enough, it will be very difficult to evaluate the policy and to have a meaningful public debate about it.
Mr Zbořil argued that it was difficult to evaluate energy savings without a methodology and given the differences between one sector and another.
Measures taken in the fight against organised crime, in police andcustoms cooperation and in criminal justice remain difficult to evaluate as often there is no formal duty for Member States to report on implementation.
But the effect of these plants is difficult to evaluate, they are just a storehouse and since ancient times in Asia, such tinctures have been a panacea for all ailments.
Concerning the practical enforcement of the legal provisions, Member States were able to provide more information than for the previous reporting period,but it remains difficult to evaluate on the basis of the national reports how the systems for the ELV management work in practice.
Thus, as things stand, it would be very difficult to evaluate the overall impact on human health of all substances currently in use3.
I would like to quote from one study by the Chemisches und Veterinäruntersuchungsamt Stuttgart(the Stuttgart Chemical andVeterinary Testing Office):'Comparisons of the higher migration limit values in the new directive with the fifteen year old values in DIN EN 713 are ultimately difficult to evaluate from a technical point of view.'.
In fact, at the moment it is difficult to evaluate the relationship between the restructuring of the educational process and the improvement of specific content- a“better” way of teaching such and such subjects.
Some data, for instance on the distribution of accidents between Upper and Lower Tier establishments have apparently not been systematically collected,making it difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of the various components of the legislation and of the actions required at national level.
The lack of indicators makes it difficult to evaluate such developments, to estimate the burden of drug-related crime on society and to assess the impact and effectiveness of drug supply reduction.
Despite the Court of Auditors' opinion that the accounts of the European Judicial Cooperation Unit(Eurojust) are reliable and that the underlying transactions are legal and regular, I am concerned at the rapporteur's evaluation that'the lack of indicators, the deficits in measurement of user satisfaction and the lack of coordination between the budget andthe work programme make it difficult to evaluate Eurojust's performance'.
There is no harmonisation in defining or applying such penalties,therefore it is difficult to evaluate whether similar measures are applied by all the Member States in case of a specific breach of the legislation in this area.
The implementation of the instruments for the fight against organised crime and for police and customs cooperation, and in particular the conventions andprotocols adopted on the basis of Title VI of the EU Treaty are difficult to evaluate because of the nature of the instruments concerned, which make no provision either for a formal duty for the Member States to notify or for reports monitoring national implementation.