Examples of using Difficult phase in English and their translations into Spanish
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It is a difficult phase(it normally takes several months)….
Many patients with chronic disease go through difficult phases.
So maybe you are in a difficult phase of your life.
This report reveals that the Tribunal is in a difficult phase.
We are past the difficult phase of working as women and men,” she said.
Most adolescents experience this as a difficult phase of life.
The initial difficult phase of Israel's disengagement from settlements in Gaza has taken place peacefully.
We wish you every success in this difficult phase of the proceedings.
I sense a great sense of determination here in Portugal to overcome this difficult phase.".
Could this be a harbinger of a difficult phase on the stock market?
The European Social Dialogue Today: Strengths andWeaknesses The European Social Dialogue has entered a difficult phase of its history.
The peace process has gone through a difficult phase during the last three years.
The European Union assuresthe Liberian people and Government of its willingness to continue assisting them in the difficult phase of reconstruction.
The peace process is now in a difficult phase, but its role is irreplaceable.
The negotiations on the seventh replenishment of the African Development Bank have not yet been concluded; indeed,they have reached a difficult phase.
One of them is going through a difficult phase, because of a religious radicalization.
Osho is an enlightened master who is working with all possibilities to help humanity overcome a difficult phase in developing consciousness.
Yet, even throughout this difficult phase, it remained the largest training institution in the system in terms of programmes, budget and staff.
In conclusion, I would like to note that the world community is going through a difficult phase in the establishment of a new system of international relations.
We hope that our brothers in Somalia will continue the dialogue and promote reconciliation efforts in order to bring about stability and security, so thatsisterly Somalia can transcend this very difficult phase.
We are convinced that such people will be able to get over this difficult phase, thanks to their unity and their determination, and thanks to the legacy of their President, Yasser Arafat.
Meanwhile, Homer is having trouble taking care of the kids, butsome Springfield residents(especially Ned) realize that he is going through a difficult phase and decide to help him.
The debate concerning the concept of"international crime" for example,had entered a difficult phase, and he wondered whether there was not a risk of forgetting the basic concept of what the codification process was intended to achieve.
Thus, in this difficult phase of the peace process, everything must be done, as a matter of priority, to restore trust among the various parties and thus to accelerate the negotiations with a view to full implementation of the agreements.
In conclusion, we wish to lend the Canadian Government's continuing support to the Government of Haiti in overcoming the challenges facing it in this difficult phase of consolidating the progress accomplished over the past two years.
The Haitian economy is passing through a difficult phase with inflation of about 20 per cent, a budget deficit for the first six months of fiscal year 1995-1996 at over US$ 60 million, and an annual trade deficit close to $450 million.
Mr. ZAHRAN(Egypt)(translated from French):Allow me first of all, Sir, to express to you my sincere congratulations on the occasion of your taking up the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament during this crucial phase at the beginning of the Conference's session, this difficult phase of preparing for its activities in 1994.
Although Madagascar had given proof of its determination to champion human rights,it was passing through a difficult phase of transition towards democracy and consequently welcomed the Secretary-General's idea of human rights diplomacy.
The work of UNCTAD on commodities has passed through a difficult phase, resulting cumulatively from a declining interest in and support for commodities in the face of past failures of UNCTAD-coined paradigms; a gradual atrophying of commodities expertise in UNCTAD; a new complacency generated by recent commodity booms; and the eventual crash in global markets.
The Workfare Programme(WP) has been initiated by the Government to protect laid-off workers in a difficult phase of their lives by providing them with financial relief and assistance in terms of job placement, training/re-skilling and starting up a business.