Examples of using Difficult to support in English and their translations into Spanish
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Are all dirt that is difficult to support.
However, it was difficult to support so many officials in a period of economic crisis.
The sad thing can be painful,troublesome, difficult to support.
Poverty made it difficult to support larger families.
Do not hesitate to comment on any detail…- which you may find difficult to support.
This is why I find it terribly difficult to support and respect this board.
It's very difficult to support the necessary level of security on all the perimeter of an airfield, to detect and detain intruders in due time.
Network environments are too difficult to support and administer.
Her mother and father had been together a long time, butthings changed when their living situation worsened, making it difficult to support the family.
Cohen's claims appear to be difficult to support scientifically.
Her delegation would find it difficult to support the six subprogrammes, which focused only on civil and political rights, unless they were balanced by a programme on the right to development and social rights.
Information about women in the informal sector is very sketchy because it is difficult to support it with empirical data.
Argentina stated that it felt it was very difficult to support the adoption of procedures it considered not to be consistent with international law.
While he shared the concerns of those who had proposed the inclusion of treaty crimes,he found it difficult to support their views at the current juncture.
Van Gogh found it increasingly difficult to support Hoornik and her children, in September 1883 they parted and Van Gogh left to further his career.
With regard to the draft resolution as a whole, we will find it difficult to support it; therefore, we will abstain.
This last recommendation appears difficult to support since it would only further aggravate the present imbalance between General Service and Professional staff in UNCTAD.
Other speakers drew attention to the serious economic constraints being faced by certain countries,which made it difficult to support any budgetary increase.
We speak only about this past difficult to support, from which we cannot escape.
Following the collapse of the Sassanid state in the 6th century, after which Zoroastrianism began to be supplanted by Islam, the increasingly impoverished Zoroastrian communities found it difficult to support a priesthood known only for their scholarship.
For the reasons given, Malaysia found it difficult to support an indefinite extension of the Treaty.
A number of members remarked that the proposal to reduce the assessment rate of the country at the ceiling was being made as that country's share of world GNP was increasing,which made it difficult to support the proposal.
Experience goes to show that the real problems remain hidden‘out of sight',making it difficult to support the groups, just as it is difficult to force the groups to explain themselves.
Indeed, it would find it difficult to support the peacekeeping budgets unless it was convinced that all necessary measures were being taken to prevent similar cases from occurring in the future and that management practices in the Secretariat were being improved, including by placing greater emphasis on accountability.
It was indicated that the absence of a definition of minorities would make such an exercise difficult to support and that there were difficulties in achieving consensus at present on new standard-setting.
In addition, the report's recommendation that all organizations issue(each) a consolidated"anti-fraud policy" would also benefit from further elaboration,since this would be difficult to support without further concrete supporting arguments.
The view that reservations to this instrument must not only fulfil the requirements of article 64, but must also be consistent with the purpose and object of the treaty seems difficult to support, according to some commentators. William A. SCHABAS, commentary on article 64, in Louis-Edmond PETTITI, Emannuel DECAUX and Pierre-Henri IMBERT dirs. La Convention européene des droits de l'homme- commentaire article par article. Économica, Paris, 1994, p. 938; contra: J. VELU et R. ERGEG, La Convention européene des droits de l'homme, Bruylant, Brussels, 1990, pp. 159-160.
A number of features had been built into the system in order to facilitate the education of children who did not speak the common language. Nonetheless,it was regrettably true that non-German-speaking parents, for example, found it very difficult to support children who were required to learn a subject such as mathematics through the medium of that language.
I firmly believe that equity and sustainable development are mutually reinforcing goals,for it would be difficult to support peace, security and growth in any process of development that left much of humanity behind.
Niger and Togo are other examples of the same phenomenon.56 This is not the only issue in residency,as many countries find it difficult to support a full-time mission in one of the most expensive cities in the world to work and live.