Examples of using Made it extremely difficult in English and their translations into Russian
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The fragmentation of the State party's institutions made it extremely difficult for the Committee to fulfil its task of assessing the situation.
This made it extremely difficult for the Office of the United Nations Security Coordinator staff to carry out their functions.
The central role of Islam in the national identity made it extremely difficult to introduce principles of freedom of conscience into the country.
Every marriage and/or divorce had its own particular financial framework and context, which made it extremely difficult to generalize.
The bocage made it extremely difficult for armor to maneuver and provided superb defensive positions to the infantry on both sides of the battle.
The complex security situation, inadequate infrastructure andmass displacement often made it extremely difficult to locate witnesses and collect data.
In addition, the bankruptcy laws, which made it extremely difficult for creditors to press their claims, are being revamped, including the foreclosure laws.
The child's age and the contextual background,involving a confrontational marriage break-up, made it extremely difficult to establish what had occurred.
Operating environments marked by violence and insecurity made it extremely difficult to provide humanitarian assistance and to ensure the protection of beneficiaries in a number of countries.
As the Advisory Committee had stated many times,the consideration of multiple reports on the same subject made it extremely difficult to determine a clear path forward.
Coupled with the Secretariat's own administrative procedures, these factors made it extremely difficult between 1991 and 1994 to attract, hire on a timely basis and retain the best qualified personnel for backstopping functions.
On 1 November 2013, in response to a petition by rival e-License Inc.,the Tokyo High Court declared that JASRAC's fee levying system impeded competition within the industry and made it extremely difficult for other organizations to enter the market.
The unstable situation in the country since 2003 made it extremely difficult to ensure the speedy implementation of CRC, OP-CRC-AC and OP-CRC-SC.
The shortage of medical equipment, poor functioning of existing equipment and the lack of medicines and other medical supplies, resulting from the continuation of economic sanctions andthe shortage of financial resources, made it extremely difficult to treat childhood diseases and save their lives.
That regional diversity made it extremely difficult to develop regional plans or activities that suited the requirements of all countries, but through two regional meetings the region had exchanged information and developed a common regional position on sound chemicals management.
The situation with respect to reimbursement gave cause for serious concern,since delays made it extremely difficult for smaller troop contributors to participate.
Although the overall situation had improved in the 1990s, many countries, especially the least developed, found that their position had deteriorated since the beginning of the 1990s under the impact of factors like political instability, capital flight oroverdependence on exports of a small number of non-fuel commodities, all of which made it extremely difficult to enact economic reforms.
In addition, obstructions by FDS members, youth and militia groups loyal to Mr. Gbagbo to the movement andwork of UNOCI made it extremely difficult for the Operation to perform its mandated tasks effectively, including the investigation of alleged human rights abuses.
Mr. Abdul-Mahdi was, at the time the communication was received, appealing against the second administrative detention order to an appeals committee consisting of a military judge who is a qualified lawyer, but according to the source,the relevant rules of evidence and procedure made it extremely difficult to effectively challenge orders of administrative detention.
In some countries, it was expressly forbidden to put people's race orethnic origin on their identity documents, which made it extremely difficult for the Government to collect such information.
The sources alleged that detention under an administrative detention order was arbitrary for the following reasons:(a) no judicial or other procedures existed to challenge the legality of the arrest or detention;(b) even though there was an appeals committee consisting of a military judge who was a qualified lawyer,the relevant rules of evidence and procedure made it extremely difficult to effectively challenge an order of administrative detention.
The level of the grant payable to different staff members at the same duty station could vary significantly, which made it extremely difficult to average the costs into a fair lump sum amount.
The fact that the Atlas system only provided for one consolidated bank account in the general ledger as opposed to separate bank accounts made it extremely difficult to match the reconciling items to the various bank statements.
The limitation of the Atlas system to provide for only one consolidated bank account in the general ledger,as opposed to separate bank accounts, made it extremely difficult to match the reconciling items with the various bank statements.
At the same time,the fact that the Transnistrian region had been outside the control of the constitutional authorities of the Republic of Moldova made it extremely difficult to ensure proper respect of fundamental human rights and freedoms in the region.
The Panel noted that the circumstancesprevailing in Kuwait and in some of the neighbouring countries during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 made it extremely difficult for claimants to obtain contemporaneous medical documentation.
Absence of proof of registration(land registration was discontinued by military order in 1968) makes it extremely difficult for Palestinians to obtain recognition of tenure or permits.
As it now stands, the judgement makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for the Secretariat to comply with a number of General Assembly resolutions.
The short answer is that the enormously diverse andconstantly evolving nature of services industries makes it extremely difficult to measure output, particularly on a short-term basis.
These constraints also make it extremely difficult to verify the facts presented in each and every case in order to determine what, if any, action would be appropriate.