Examples of using Difficult to reconcile in English and their translations into Slovak
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This will very difficult to reconcile.
It is difficult to reconcile 27 different legal traditions on these subjects.
It requires night-time working and hours which are difficult to reconcile with family life.
It will be difficult to reconcile those two opposite views.
Here I am thinkingof employment, where the wage gap is flagrant and where it is still difficult to reconcile family life and a career.
Older account files may be difficult to reconcile with more recent Groove Relay information.
Unlike these, however, labor contractions are gaining intensity progressively andare becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile with normal activity.
And it was difficult to reconcile the image of a new bin Laden with Awlaki's earlier sermons condemning terrorism.
But on the subject of animal life theology had a number of very definite views,which it was found increasingly difficult to reconcile with science.
Is difficult to reconcile with the commitment, often re-asserted, to take sustainable development principles into account;
Co-financing seriously affects the public governance of the programme,as the financing role of ESA is difficult to reconcile with its role as maitre d'œuvre.
It is difficult to reconcile both of these trends, so I consider the search for innovative financing to be important and worth pursuing.
So that the conflict in Syria,Iraq and Yemen can be complicated and difficult to reconcile, for each of the warring parties feel equally Jihad holy war.
It might seem difficult to reconcile this sentiment with daily horrors in the Middle East, terrorist attacks and other media-hyped doom and gloom.
Availability of affordable child care is a problem in anumber of Member States which makes it more difficult to reconcile work and private life.
Such an outcome is however difficult to reconcile with the current two-stage State aid control proced- ure as provided for under the EC Treaty and Regulation No 659/1999.
It must also be pointed out that the power of the Conseil d'Etat is not a real power of veto,which would be difficult to reconcile with the fact that the Conseil d'Etat is an unelected body.
Where it is difficult to reconcile economic, social and environmental priorities, decisions should be made via a transparent process involving multiple stakeholders.
Notes that promotion of export-led development, including through export-oriented industrial agriculture,is difficult to reconcile with the climate change mitigation imperative;
In contrast, a self-assessment system would be more difficult to reconcile with the Member State regimes, as there would be uncertainty as to whether the Commission would investigate a transaction.
Even if the FP7 financial rules are less prescriptive and more principles-based,there are situations where it is difficult to reconcile the reality faced by a beneficiary with FP7 principles.
Furthermore, such an interpretation would be difficult to reconcile with the principle of legal certainty, which is one of the objectives of the regulation and which requires, in particular, that rules of jurisdiction be interpreted in such a way as to be highly predictable.
The reason for this phenomenon is very prosaic- a person accustomed to a comfortablewestern type of apartment design is difficult to reconcile with living in conditions of a peculiar Japanese minimalism.
Reliance on a right of disclosure is difficult to reconcile with the fact that Microsoft's products are on the market, that persons are able to observe, study or test them and, under certain circumstances, to decompile them.
Microsoft's assertion that it could not easily be aware that its conductinfringed the competition rules is also difficult to reconcile with the position which it adopted throughout the administrative procedure.
Yet, it is difficult to reconcile this statement with the Commission's argument that, at the time, it could not rule out the possibility that Deutsche Bahn was deploying a far-reaching strategy in order to provide its competitors with discriminatory access to its infrastructures.
Given the persistent uncertainty on the annual budgetary allocation to the Agency,it is difficult to reconcile the principle of annuality with the inevitable multiannual nature of the REMIT project.
The project then went on to examine how functions that had previously been difficult to reconcile, like“crash protection”,“penetration resistance” and“damping”, could be combined in innovative protective systems using layering modelled on biological structures.
Regarding certain points taught by the Second Vatican Council or concerning subsequent reforms of the liturgy andlaw which appear difficult to reconcile with tradition, we commit ourselves to a positive attitude of study and of communication with the Apostolic See, avoiding all polemics.
Divergence in the scope of national definitions of‘employee' in such circumstances is difficult to reconcile with the Community's social policy aims of striking a balance between a flexibility and security for employees.