Examples of using Difficult phase in English and their translations into Slovak
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Puberty is a difficult phase.
But Rouhani noted that Iranianshas endured sanctions before and"can overcome this difficult phase as well.".
Truly a difficult phase of life.
I realise this is a difficult phase….
We went through a very difficult phase with important matches against Tottenham, Liverpool and Chelsea without important players.".
The market is going through a very difficult phase.
Now, however, we are in a very difficult phase, at a crucial stage in which we must look at the'E' in EMU.
How do we act when we have to face a difficult phase?
You have entered into the most painful and difficult phase of the battle between the spirits of good and the spirits of evil, between the angels and the demons.
We find ourselves in the third, definitely most difficult phase.
Menopause is one of the most difficult phases in the life of a woman.
Even though this knowledge is very hard to bear-you are not on your own in this difficult phase of your life.
In all the difficult phases of his life, Jorge Mario Bergoglio had relied on the result of the four-week retreat developed by the founder of the Order, Ignatius of Loyola.
Europe is facing a particularly difficult phase of its development.
Being a mother orfather means committing to information your child through many complicated and difficult phases of life.
The difficult phase of the implementation of European competition law, concerning, in particular, the assistance rights and the assistance regulations of Member States for the banks, has yet to come.
Stretch marks can ruin your mood easily during an already difficult phase of your life.
This can be the most difficult phase for you as your body and brain both crave for smoking, but if you genuinely want to quit smoking, then have control over yourself and try having red banana as a substitute.
However, I fear that the Central Bank still has the most difficult phase ahead of it.
Our relations with Uzbekistan have gone through a difficult phase over the last few years, notably since the events in Andijan in May 2005, and we remain seriously concerned about the human rights situation.
Patricia from Cameroon describes her new life as a“transition to light after a difficult phase, sunk in the dark”.
I would like to stress that, although officially there is some recovery,we are in a very difficult phase of the economic crisis and that there is still a lot of pain inflicted not simply by the crisis itself but also by the measures to exit the crisis.
Nevertheless, all the manufacturers wereimpressed by this idea because it will help them through the very difficult phase which they are in at the moment.
I should like to congratulate Prime Minister Fischer and his predecessor, Mirek Topolánek,on the results obtained during a particularly difficult phase.
The employees and employers in the EU- almost all of them-are already going through a difficult phase, since they cannot understand and assimilate directly, and on their own, the speed of the relevant changes.
Agreement of managerial team about long-term priorities, annual goals, ways of achieving them and performance measures are among the key assumptions of success in following,even more difficult phase, in the phase of plan realization.
Mr Orbán,you know that to succeed in your mandate and help Europe through its current difficult phase, you need the confidence of Parliament.
The Council has been very active in seeking solutions: intensive consultations are in progress, and they will culminate next week at the meeting of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council, whilst short-term, medium-term and long-term measures are being sought where the aim is to preserve European fisheries,to bridge the current difficult phase and to preserve both coastal as well as pelagic fisheries.