Examples of using Find it difficult to understand in English and their translations into Russian
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I find it difficult to understand certain things.
The observers also cautioned that the African continent would find it difficult to understand the reasons behind MINURSO's withdrawal.
But we find it difficult to understand how defensive measures can be considered threatening.
In ancient times, this truth was pretty evident, butin the modern times people find it difficult to understand that the Self is"inside.
Exporters find it difficult to understand the problem of hydrocarbon traces in ethanol.
Due to these inclusions in the Acadian French dialect the French speakers of other Canadian French dialects find it difficult to understand this dialect.
We support this initiative and find it difficult to understand what stands in the way of its timely endorsement.
I very much hope that, thanks to the realism, the pragmatism and the flexibility of the member States, the Conference will be able to adopt straight away a programme of work in keeping with the expectationsof the international community, which would find it difficult to understand and tolerate more breaks and more periods for thought.
We still find it difficult to understand why a member State would be so reticent to engage in negotiations.
Since the Panel of Experts has highlighted the relations that existed between President Bedié and UNITA during this period,the current authorities of Côte d'Ivoire find it difficult to understand the statement contained in the report that"however, the current military leadership in Abidjan is said to be close to Savimbi and very sympathetic to UNITA.
Suppose you find it difficult to understand one section of the Chapter, but it may be quite clear to your fellow students.
Thirdly, as regards utilization of the Development Account, we find it difficult to understand how the Account would be maintained in the light of the perpetual financial crisis of the Organization.
We find it difficult to understand as to why the Council insists on emphasizing a past resolution while disregarding your report of 28 May 2004, which incorporated important observations on both the negotiating process and the referenda results on your comprehensive settlement plan on Cyprus.
In General, some people find it difficult to understand why a grown man is looking for a tiny, poor duck or a Bunny.
We find it difficult to understand that nuclear-weapon States speak about disarmament while continuing to build new types of nuclear weapons.
Some souls will still find it difficult to understand the meaning of what is happening and will carry on in their old ways.
Nevertheless, we find it difficult to understand why the Secretariat insists on using the term"missing persons" when referring to Kuwaiti prisoners of war.
Data users may find it difficult to understand the blurred distinction between the trade in goods and trade in services that is due to the development of merchanting activities;
Coming now to the third reason indicated, we find it difficult to understand in what situations, aside from continuing breaches and other cases calling for interim measures,"some members" believed that"it would not always be justified to require that resort to dispute settlement should precede the taking of countermeasures.
CCDH found it difficult to understand how such a situation had arisen.
My delegation finds it difficult to understand the rejection of the peace plan by the Bosnian Serbs and condemns this attitude, which is, to say the least, dangerous.
He found it difficult to understand why, as the report claimed, the population of Hong Kong would be opposed to the adoption of a law prohibiting racial discrimination.
My delegation finds it difficult to understand why the Greek Foreign Minister's statement contained so many unfounded allegations and contradictions.
The subject was a significant one for States parties which found it difficult to understand why they faced different methods of work with different committees.
For example, the African countries found it difficult to understand why certain of their information centres should be eliminated at a time when new centres were being established in other regions.
The independent expert found it difficult to understand why the prosecutor had decided that no action should be taken against civilians suspected to have been involved in this affair.
His delegation agreed that staff members dealing with financial matters should be given adequate training, but found it difficult to understand the failure to follow simple basic procedures regarding the transfer of assets.
The Mission finds it difficult to understand how a target apparently important enough to be targeted for such definitive destruction in the first place, as a result of what it apparently contained, could then remain free from attack for the remaining 12 days of the land operation.
A significant reason was found to be unclear recommendations and guidelines:27% of primary care providers reported that they found it difficult to understand existing recommendations and to identify concrete steps 33.
The Mission finds it difficult to understand how the Israeli armed forces could have come to this view without having the information at the same time that Hamas operatives had been firing mortars for almost one hour.