Examples of using Difficult to monitor in English and their translations into Slovak
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It's becoming very difficult to monitor them all.
It is difficult to monitor your diet, especially remember the number of calories.
Views In modern life it is difficult to monitor your body.
It is not difficult to monitor the health of a German shepherd.
Many are generated by work processes and are difficult to monitor.
However, they are rather difficult to monitor as compared to  the use of pitocin.
It is apparent from ESMA'sfindings that NFCs may be finding the hedging exemption difficult to monitor and apply in practice.
This particularly location is difficult to monitor and is a safe haven for organized crime to  go down.
The quality of dog chews produced in these countries often leaves much to  be desired andthe production process is difficult to monitor.
These areas are too far offshore, and too difficult to monitor for violations of fishing rules.
While it may not difficult to monitor the activities happen in our daily life, but how can we know the risks occurr in the virtual world?
In particular,I would like to  draw attention to  those categories of expenses which are difficult to monitor or are not monitored  at all.
It is very expensive, it is difficult to monitor such a house, and not everyone wants to  make a lot of empty space.
In this case, the price for coal is arranged as part of an intra-company transaction,which is by its very nature difficult to monitor from the outside.
The only excuse is that it is more difficult to monitor the working time of self-employed people.
In the absence of a commonly applied definition of ÔforestŐ,the extent to  which the objective is achieved is difficult to monitor(see paragraphs 15 to  18).
While it might not difficult to monitor the activities happen in our each day life, but how can we know the dangers occurr within the digital world?
While our domestic farmers are subject to  strict regulations,it is difficult to monitor the standards which apply to  cheap agricultural imports.
The Commission therefore also analysed the development of the majors' discounts andfound that certain discounts were not fully transparent and were difficult to monitor.
As a result, we found that it is difficult to monitor to  what extent the ERDF projects for the 2014-2020 period contribute to the achievement of the programme objectives106.
Total Allowable Catches, quotas and fishing effort regimes were generally well managed,but it was sometimes difficult to monitor technical conservation measures 33.
As a result, it was not only difficult to monitor the allocation of resources but also the points of reference allowing the identification ofthe outcomesto be achieved oftenremained vague.
The fact that the EU contribution and funding from other development partners were not earmarked andidentifiable in the national budget made the transfers difficult to monitor.
The current system of separation ofaccounts for groundhandling airports is very difficult to monitor and is felt to  be insufficient to  ensure fair competition.
As the EU institutions taking part in the proceedings and several of the participating Member States have argued convincingly, age limits in trade can be easily circumvented andit is extremely difficult to monitor compliance.
Violence against women is a phenomenon that is very difficult to monitor, because often the women who are its victims are ashamed and are afraid to  report the violence to  the authorities.
As the EU institutions participating in the proceedings and several of the participating Member States have argued convincingly, age limits in trade, and especially in distance sales trade,can be easily circumvented and it is extremely difficult to monitor compliance.
Some agricultural activities are difficult to monitor with Sentinel satellites, such as extensive grazing on grassland, or crop cultivation in greenhouses, as is the absence of agricultural activity(e.g. land abandonment).
Insofar as trade preferences do not only affect fishing zones in Papua New Guinea,it is difficult to monitor the origin of the catches, and this runs counter to  the commitments made by the European Union to  put a stop to  illegal, undeclared and unregulated fishing.