Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is difficult to evaluate their effects.
The report's credibility is difficult to evaluate.
Quality is more difficult to evaluate.
Further, the costs of compliance in the selected sectors may also be high and lead to  market distortions,but this is difficult to evaluate.
It is therefore difficult to evaluate its effectiveness.
Cost savings in health care are difficult to evaluate.
But, it is difficult to evaluate their effectiveness until we go them in.
Even if subjects agree to  the experiment, it is difficult to evaluate the results.
It is extremely difficult to evaluate sustainable development.
So you can avoid errors due to  individual territorial characteristics,which are difficult to evaluate without thinking.
I believe it is very difficult to evaluate objectively yourself.
It is difficult to evaluate the true scope of this measure, but it seems that the Czech Republic should modify this detail of its bill so that its future legislation is fully compliant.
However, it was very difficult to evaluate such diverse dogs.
If the drawing of the laminate contains several color combinations at once, it will be very easy to  fit it into the interior, where there are already similar shades, but with good natural light,otherwise it will be very difficult to evaluate the merits of your idea.
A blog is typically“girlish” and difficult to evaluate from a male point of view.
While it is difficult to evaluate the scale of this crime, some estimates consider that every year between 2% and 5% of GDP worldwide is lost through money laundering.
It cannot be enabled system-wide, because it is difficult to evaluate the required page file size.
Although it is rather difficult to evaluate the positive effects of pesticides for the period of their application, it is even more complicated to evaluate  their negative effects on the environment.
There is so much red tape andunnecessary legislation that it is difficult to evaluate what has been done to  reduce this burden.
Example when the option“difficult to evaluate” should not be used- question asking for opinion about school uniforms.
If the fourth variant is used, the degree of precision may be found to  be lower than that calculated by the method indicated above, owing to  possible action of the first reagent on the residue consisting of components b and c,which would be difficult to evaluate.
But the one she would be very difficult to evaluate all things, so Barbie asks for your help.
It is difficult to evaluate the extent of the future growth of air carriers in the new EU Member States, but I am in no doubt that in order to  balance the mobility indicators for residents of the Member States, transport volumes in the newer Member States must grow significantly.
Because of Smart Shopping being released only few months ago,it is difficult to evaluate whether elimination of these features will cause negative impact on campaign performance.
Whereas the achievement of the objectives of the last three-year cycle of the EYS(2010-2018) cannot be duly and precisely assessed and the comparison of the respective situations of thedifferent Member States is very difficult to evaluate, owing to  a lack of benchmarks and indicators, and to  overlapping implementation instruments;
Mr Zbořil argued that it was difficult to evaluate energy savings without a methodology and given the differences between one sector and another.
There is no harmonisation in defining or applying such penalties,therefore it is difficult to evaluate whether similar measures are applied by all the Member States in case of a specific breach of the legislation in this area.
For the unemployment risk, which is more difficult to evaluate and control in case of self-employment and is more intimately related to  the entrepreneurial risk, more flexibility is given to  Member States in the design of the scheme through the possibility to  extend coverage to  the self-employed on a voluntary basis.
However, bearing in mind that Parliament still has rather little access to  information about the EU Pilot procedure and pending cases,it is difficult to evaluate to  what extent the reduction in formal infringement procedures actually reflects better compliance with EU law by member States, rather than compromise solutions between the Commission and infringing Member States.