Examples of using Difficult history in English and their translations into Slovak
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We have a difficult history.
(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,Afghanistan has had a difficult history.
EPAs have a difficult history in this Parliament.
Finland shares a 1,340km(833 miles) border and a difficult history with Russia.
Through our long and often difficult history, ultimately our only hope is trust in God.
I know that dealing with these countries is sometimes not simple,but they are countries with a difficult history.
Monument to Derzhavin in Kazan: a difficult history of establishing.
You have a difficult history with him, and because the defendant is a corrections officer, it's a sensitive case.
Monument to Derzhavin in Kazan: a difficult history of the establishment.
Its appearance in this-year edition of Melos-Ethos commemorates first anniversary of the death of thecomposer who has gained himself a significant position in the difficult history of Slovak contemporary music.
Through the Jewish People's long and often difficult history, we have come to the realization that our only hope is to place our trust in God.
And then slavery was gone, but a tradition reminiscent of the difficult history of the people remained.
I would like to recall that we have had a difficult history in negotiations with Turkey starting already with the mandate in 2002, but recently there have been very many positive steps.
Yet when one of our airment parachuted to the ground in a country whose leader has so often demonized the United States,in a region that has such a difficult history with our country, this American did not find enemies; instead he was met by people who embraced him.
It shares with us a difficult history of Communist domination, but still does not enjoy democratic rule and respect for human rights. The regime of President Lukashenko brutally represses any attempt to create civil society.
The worst service, I think, that we can do for Ukraine,a country with a complicated internal structure and a difficult history, would be to speak of it as if it were the subject of our cross-party or ideological bartering.
After“centuries of difficult history” marked by increasing“theological differences, nourished and widened by non-theological factors”, and growing mistrust, we were able that day, with God's help, to acknowledge together that Christ is“perfect God with respect to his divinity and perfect man with respect to his humanity”(Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and Pope Shenouda III, 10 May 1973).
The pope said that this Commandment couldbe helpful for many young people who come from difficult histories and for everyone who has had a childhood of suffering.
As emphasised in the‘Introduction' section, Kosovo has had a very difficult recent history with limited experience of self-administration.