Examples of using Difficult to make progress in English and their translations into Spanish
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This weekend it is difficult to make progress.
It's difficult to make progress in any of these games alone.
Without them, it would be very difficult to make progress.
It will be difficult to make progress on a few without progress on the others.
Where this support has been withdrawn, for whatever reason,it becomes increasingly difficult to make progress.
Why is it so difficult to make progress in this area?
It was felt that unless Members could strike a balance between the two it would be difficult to make progress.
Why it is difficult to make progress in protracted crises and what should be done?
Mr. Al-Nasser(Qatar), President of the General Assembly, said that the Committee considered a wide and deep, traditional and innovative spectrum of topics, many of them complex,and it was difficult to make progress at the pace that most delegations would have wanted.
On the other hand,it will be very difficult to make progress towards permanent peace unless we put an end to the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza.
First, peace was paramount, and any political or economic progress required an effective Palestinian security performance; without a Palestinian authority that could effectively direct its people towards peace,it would be very difficult to make progress.
While pointing out that it had proved difficult to make progress on the core question, he was modestly encouraged by the substance and tone of the latest discussions on 17 September 1993.
Finally it noted that despite the Government's intentions,it has been difficult to make progress on key issues, including violence against women, indigenous communities, rural violence and land conflict, and child and slave labour.
Since it was proving difficult to make progress through either face-to-face meetings or working-level bilateral consultations, my Special Adviser suggested that the direct meetings be halted and that, beginning on 15 March, he shuttle between the leaders in an effort to narrow differences and facilitate give and take in the run-up to Phase 2 of the process-- a format to which each side readily agreed.
Ms. Corti said that it was admittedly difficult to make progress on women's rights in a time of conflict and expressed her solidarity with all the women and children who had died in the unjust war being waged in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
While it yet had proved difficult to make progress on the core question, owing to the wide difference in the positions of the two sides, he was moderately encouraged by the substance and tone of the most recent discussions and was hopeful that, with patience and the continued cooperation of the parties, it would be possible to build on these initial steps and that the process would bear further results.
Unless all these systems of discrimination are addressed,it will be very difficult to make substantial progress on gender equality.
In addition, a few countries stated that they had reached aplateau in some of their population initiatives and that it was becoming increasingly difficult to make further progress.
Most African countries have attempted to implement the commitments made at Copenhagen, but internal andexternal constraints continue to make progress extremely difficult.
As it would be difficult to make further progress, he suggested that the Committee should submit the document to the Conference for its consideration and final decisions.
African countries have made real efforts to implement the commitments made at Copenhagen, but internal and external constraints continue to make progress extremely difficult.
