Examples of using Difficult to monitor in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In modern life it is difficult to monitor your body.
It is difficult to monitor the condition of seals and flaps on the inside.
When we host big parties, it is difficult to monitor everyone's activities.
It is difficult to monitor your diet, especially remember the number of calories.
Many are generated by work processes and are difficult to monitor.
The only excuse is that it is more difficult to monitor the working time of self-employed people.
Several commenters, however,warned that the independence criteria would be difficult to monitor and enforce.
It is very expensive, it is difficult to monitor such a house, and not everyone wants to make a lot of empty space.
Title II- Chapter V lays down basic rules on chartering, which is a particular form of direct authorisation andwhich has been difficult to monitor so far.
The movements are difficult to monitor due to the problems of detecting these nocturnal owls outside the breeding season.
While our domestic farmers are subject to strict regulations,it is difficult to monitor the standards which apply to cheap agricultural imports.
It might be difficult to monitor and enforce such a code and the Internal market aspects would still need to be included.
In light of the risks associated with the partner schools,which are widely dispersed and difficult to monitor, the scope and footprint of the project is being reduced.
It might be difficult to monitor and enforce such a code and the Internal market aspects would still need to be included.
Efforts must therefore be made to obtain more up-to-date data from the Member States,as it will otherwise be difficult to monitor the implementation of the Energy Union.
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.
The Commission therefore also analysed the development of the majors' discounts and found that certain discounts were not fully transparent andwere 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.
Furthermore, the implementation experience has revealed a number of ambiguous definitions and rather complex requirements,making some of the provisions difficult to monitor and enforce.
These cognitive and emotional processes, although more difficult to monitor, can provide even more timely indications of decreasing school engagement, before this is externalised as truancy and misconduct.
However, migration and security are areas which do not lend themselves to the definition and use of preciseindicators because they are essentially driven by external factors or difficult to monitor.
There could be no fully-automated way to monitor these data and, moreover,it could be difficult to monitor if an execution of a strategy was successful and efficient, i.e., hard to monitor quality.
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. This problem also applies to the ESF, as many grant agreements do not include quantified result indicators107. 3.
Furthermore, most CHP plants co-fire a mixture of coal and biomass,making the reported share of renewables difficult to monitor: an issue raised by stakeholders in Poland, Lithuania and Bulgaria.
I was just wondering if you have any proposals or guidelines that you are going to put to Member States in order to suggest how they will monitor the working time of self-employed drivers, particularly the time they spend cleaning or maintaining their vehicles or doing paperwork related to the job in hand,which I believe will be extremely difficult to monitor.
One must therefore make sure that the Member States donot produce texts whose application is difficult to monitor due to their complexity and which will only be applied by certain businesses, thereby unfairly distorting competition.
Whereas, furthermore, a lack of disaggregated information at a national level, including on financial investments, and a lack of quality indicatorsmakes this important part of care infrastructure difficult to monitor and assess, and produce recommendations for decision-making;
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.
VAT on international services(Q.11): the importance of international services, especially those provided electronically, warrants adoption of special rules for such services; however,the non-tangible nature of such services often makes it difficult to monitor application of VAT by providers, especially in the case of services provided to individuals(software, music, etc).