Examples of using Difficult to trace in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It's difficult to trace anything.
It's very heavy, but difficult to trace.
It's very difficult to trace him, but we can try.
A key from blank stock is extremely difficult to trace, Michael.
It is very difficult to trace the origin of the Italian wedding soup for sure.
It's extremely difficult to trace.
Under such circumstances when no one claims the body… It is difficult to trace.
Random dealers, difficult to trace.
D Parametres: The image of pedestrian has no robustedges with a high variation of appearance, and is difficult to trace.
Hence, the reason it was so difficult to trace and isolate.
Unclear, but what concerns me is the explosive used-- military, high-grade,extremely difficult to trace.
In the case of intra-EU trade it may become rather difficult to trace which kind of official identification is being used.
Prada's difficult to trace the origin of the one hand, using old technology, but also with the new method is considered a trade secret.
Slaves do not have records kept but, with your sealed edict,it won't be difficult to trace the girl and have her assigned to you.
We note however that it is difficult to trace the disease during its early stages due to the lack of tell-tale symptoms.
Unfortunately it appears that despite the heavy level of sophistication these devices were homemade with over-the-counter chemicals making them very difficult to trace.
The pharmacokinetics of the drug is not presented,since it is extremely difficult to trace the individual kinetic properties of each plant and animal ingredient.
Unfortunately, illegal fishing accounts for some 60% of the products thatarrive on our markets, and this causes uncertainties about their quality and makes them difficult to trace.
It is very difficult to trace the perpetrators, as the computers that make up the botnet and carry out the attack may be in a different location from the offender himself.
Ownership of the Kellar company went from coast-to-coast to overseas, to the Canary Islands, to Monaco, all numbered companies,it's all very difficult to trace.
The purpose of using such a system is to make both the information provider andthe person accessing the information more difficult to trace, whether by one another, by an intermediate network host, or by an outsider.
While in some cases the involvement of the intelligence services was formal in the majority of cases the protocols led to a discreet coordination with other agencies,making it difficult to trace.
It is much more complicated when it comes to orphan works, in other words, works that have not been released from copyright, butfor which it is very difficult to trace the rightful holders.
One of the areas where progress urgently needs to be made to facilitate digitisation that will benefit thecontent accessible through Europeana is the area of orphan works, i.e. works for which it is impossible or very difficult to trace the rightholders.