Examples of using Difficult to guarantee in English and their translations into Spanish
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The so-called after-sales service is difficult to guarantee.
It is difficult to guarantee. It is recommended to buy it carefully.
Since those workers did not have a fixed salary,it was difficult to guarantee them access to social security.
So it is not difficult to guarantee the 1.5 m distance at all times.
As long as the Kosovo Serbs continued to exist on the fringes of society,it would be difficult to guarantee their rights.
Without that it would be difficult to guarantee the best service.
It is difficult to guarantee strain survival during shipment, especially those that have unstable growth.
It was argued that these figures showed that it was difficult to guarantee these prisoners suitable facilities in a special prison.
However, be difficult to guarantee the same quality of service and enforce accountability if these functions were downsized.
As regards access to vocational training and lifelong learning,it seemed that this would be difficult to guarantee without collective agreements.
That's why it is not difficult to guarantee the safety of the traders' funds.
In view of the influx of refugees and a lack of resources, which was due among other things to the absence of international aid,it was difficult to guarantee the quality of education.
However, it is very difficult to guarantee a determined Safety and Security level.
A serious shortage of investment in health facilities in rural communities makes it difficult to guarantee the provision of public health and preventive health services.
It is sometimes difficult to guarantee precise levels of performance to specific applications.
Yet, for many LLDCs, inadequate infrastructure, poor transport organization anda proliferation of government controls make it difficult to guarantee timely delivery of goods or ensure reliability or flexibility in the supply of goods.
Cons:- It may be difficult to guarantee the overall quality, coherence or level of rigour of all assessments.
Democracy, development and human rights go hand in hand,as experience has shown that it is difficult to guarantee some basic rights, especially economic and social rights, in situations of abject poverty.
It would also become difficult to guarantee a speedy trial,to which defendants are entitled, if a substitute judge has to be found in all such criminal cases.
In addition, in some circumstances,it may be difficult to guarantee that the water will be left in the sun for the necessary time.
It is difficult to guarantee preventive security in the field, but it should be possible for the Secretariat of the United Nations to guarantee an administrative security.
In addition, if maps andurban plans are not updated it will be very difficult to guarantee the entrepreneur legal certainty on the boundaries of the grounds in which the business will operate.
This makes it very difficult to guarantee that FDI income can be transferred- a key aspect of a favourable investment climate.
They are taken out by companies who send employees to countries where it's difficult to guarantee their safety due to terrorists, pirates or hostage kidnappers who demand a rescue payment.
It is also difficult to guarantee the right to life in terms of food, especially in Kabul, since the city has occasionally been subjected to economic blockades.
Nevertheless, it was still very difficult to guarantee protection for female migrants and to change the attitudes of public servants and customs and immigration officials towards them.
It was particularly difficult to guarantee their anonymity and a number of them had been killed after returning to Rwanda.
In that context,it appeared difficult to guarantee the implementation of the Act, and it would be useful to know whether any action was envisaged to remedy that situation.
We believe that it is difficult to guarantee older people a tranquil old age in societies that are suffering from poverty and that, in addition, are being ravaged by armed conflicts and natural disasters.
In any case, it was difficult to guarantee respect for the principle, since acts of torture could not be classified as such, owing to the lack of a specific definition of torture in criminal law.