Examples of using Would make it difficult in English and their translations into Russian
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Furthermore, it would make it difficult to control trafficking of women under such circumstances.
Wh-Wh-Why should we deny ourselves the chance at something… just because Sherlock would make it difficult?
The volatile situation in the country would make it difficult for the State party to submit a specific report.
If crises were allowed to remain unresolved,there was a risk that the situation would descend into anarchy that would make it difficult to find appropriate solutions.
The lack of qualified freelance interpreters would make it difficult to expand the number of reserved meetings without compromising quality.
If it were left to the laws of the enacting State,the rules might differ, which would make it difficult to achieve uniformity.
Locally established performance measures would make it difficult to compare one programme to another and to aggregate the outputs of the organization as a whole.
At the same time, the restrictions on freedom of movement imposed by the Israeli occupation authorities would make it difficult for candidates to campaign effectively.
The opacity of fund management would make it difficult for international organizations to trace this kind of diversion, should it happen.
That solution was defended on the ground that admitting recognition of non-main proceedings would make it difficult to coordinate among several insolvency proceedings.
Such a split would make it difficult to fight the organization because the fighting would not be against one organization, but against a number of rival organizations RIA Novosti, July 11, 2017.
Many participants also warned that the slow growth in ODA would make it difficult to reach the amount of $130 billion agreed in Gleneagles.
India and other countries objected to this language,citing social and religious customs and the prevalence of wild-growing cannabis plants that would make it difficult to enforce.
Regrettably, the late issuance of the Secretary-General's report would make it difficult for members to give due consideration to the four new options presented.
Unfortunately, more than nine-tenths of the 70 per cent of women working part-time claimed to be satisfied with working fewer hours, and that would make it difficult to reach the target.
Naturally, it is equally clear to us that present-day political factors would make it difficult for the majority of our European partners to accept such a proposal.
He urged the Committee to approve the resources requested for the Procurement Service and the establishment of the new posts,noting that temporary arrangements would make it difficult to recruit qualified candidates.
Several speakers stated their concern that the slow progress on improving energy access would make it difficult to achieve the goals of the United Nations Millennium Declaration in the agreed time frame.
If adopted, the distinction would make it difficult to conclude a framework distributorship agreement because the sales provisions would be invalidated because they did not designate definite quantities and prices.
The independent expert reiteratesthe concerns of the previous expert with regard to proposed European Union(EU) policy that would make it difficult for Somalis to seek asylum in EU States.
For example, if the search report andwritten opinion reveal published documents which would make it difficult or impossible to obtain patent protection, you can decide to discontinue the pursuit of patents and so avoid all the national phase costs.
The representative of Japan expressed concern over the contents of article 15, paragraph 1, and article 39, paragraph 1,of the Instrument, which would make it difficult for Japan to join the Instrument.
The awareness by the Council of the pronouncement of the Assembly on a certain issue would make it difficult for the Council to subsequently ignore the collective will of the international community and be silent on account of a veto.
The dumping area had also been used by Al Hakam personnel to dump unsuccessful production batches in years prior to 1991, which would make it difficult to quantify only what was dumped in 1991.
In light of the negative connotation of the term“foreign agent”(иностранный агент), a non-commercial organization labeled as a“foreign agent” would most probably encounter an atmosphere of mistrust,fear and hostility, which would make it difficult for it to operate.
Simply referring to the"validity of an arbitral award" without specifying the grounds on which it could be challenged would make it difficult for the losing State in the arbitration not to resort to the Court.
Regarding the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee's recommendations, the United States had concerns about the recommended cut in its nomination for artisanal ham,given that there were no feasible alternatives for that use and the cut would make it difficult to comply with national food safety regulations.
The long lapse of time since Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait andthe high rate of turnover of expatriate communities would make it difficult to obtain reliable information on sport fishing patterns from current interviews of resource users.
In this connection, the Government of Lebanon has informed me that the fragile security situation in the region, the risk to Lebanon's stability andthe lack of a comprehensive regional peace process would make it difficult to implement the resolution immediately and fully.
With regard to section 27A, Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Management,a view was expressed that the absence of workload indicators under that section would make it difficult to monitor the programme delivery, evaluate the results achieved and establish the mechanism of accountability of the sectoral and line managers.