Examples of using Difficult to justify in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is difficult to justify their existence.
In this case, therefore, this is very difficult to justify to the electorate.
However, it is difficult to justify application of this approach to a new range of waste streams.
This would generate career andwage differences that it would be difficult to justify.
This is absurd and truly difficult to justify democratically.
Option 2 would bring about a significant improvement of emergency preparedness,but at a cost which is difficult to justify.
This option might be difficult to justify in the light of the subsidiarity principle.
This put the company in even moredirect competition with the likes of Dell, making it more difficult to justify a price premium.
I believe it would be particularly difficult to justify an exception so soon after we have all agreed the rules of the initiative.
With 2.7 million new HIV infections annually worldwide, and the need for a vaccination or cure,this appears difficult to justify.
As a result, it could be difficult to justify different treatment for non-agricultural products if we wereto develop a new system.
For example, the differences in support levels resulting fromimplementation of the historic model will become difficult to justify in the future as reference periods for payments become more distant.
It will be increasingly difficult to justify differences in tax treatment as broadcasting, telecommunications and e-services converge.
While there is an obvious needto ensure that these vessels avoid great depths or high-risk areas,the total halt of this fishing activity would be disproportionateand difficult to justify.
Day 29- In societieswith food and meat alternatives readily available, it becomes difficult to justify killing innocent animals for their flesh, milk, and eggs for palate preference.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to justify, in an internal market without frontiers, that citizens and businesses have to undergo the expenses in terms of costs and time to assert their rights abroad.
Nevertheless it is clear from the data that the scheme has failed to reach its potential andthat EU level action is difficult to justify in the case of listing of names that are not reserved throughout the EU.
According to the Schools, it would have been difficult to justify spli ing sections or classes in one School when the corresponding sections and classes in another School were virtually empty.
Although threaded applications incur little additional performance penalty on single-processor machines,the extra overhead of development has been difficult to justify due to the preponderance of single-processor machines.
However, it is difficult to justify house contents insurance policyholders, for example, having to pay into an IGS whose funds will be used to rescue a life insurer.
There is some evidence for its effectiveness with a small group of severely depressed individuals, but the benefits are short-lived and the side-effects(particularly memory loss)make the treatment difficult to justify in the large majority of cases.
Certainly, this new challenge will involve costs andinefficiencies that are difficult to justify unless, as I have already said in previous interventions, we make necessary and courageous choices such as the return to nuclear power.
Part II- Processes were generally weak 38 Countries were not treated in the same way 80 Having analysed various aspects of the Commission's programme management, we found several examples of an inconsistentapproach to different countries where it was difficult to justify this by specific national circumstances.
For example,banning short-term letting of apartments appears generally difficult to justify when the short-term rental use of properties can for example be limited to a maximum number of days per year.
Concerning the non-protected names however, little economic or social impact was shown for the abolition option as this function could be taken up by national or regional schemes and is already successfully achieved by several national schemes;the case for Union action in this regard was therefore difficult to justify on grounds of subsidiarity.
I tried to explain,of course, that with our continued expectation of the end of the world, it's difficult to justify contributing to long-term programs like Medicare or Social Security, but, um apparently even a selective tax payment.
The reason for this assessment are the high likelihood that this Option would not reach desired impacts and the fact that a merecontinuation of ongoing activities appears to be difficult to justify in light of the new Treaty mandate that explicitly calls for EU action in the field of sport.
The completion of the SESAR programme will require major investments from all parts of the aviation value chain participants,which are difficult to justify unless an acceptable return on investments can be established based on the synchronised deployment of air and ground elements including airspace users, ANSPs and airports.
(21) Due to the successive integration of various sectors into the single payment scheme and the ensuing period of adjustment granted to farmers,it has become increasingly difficult to justify the presence of significant individual differences in the level of support per hectare resulting from use of historical references.