Examples of using Very difficult to implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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Yes, very difficult to implement.
Such a decision would also be very difficult to implement.
It is very difficult to implement the fuse.
The Commission's recommendation will be very difficult to implement.
Believe me, this is very difficult to implement with a not sufficiently mature articulatory apparatus!
Our Thread had an idea that we knew would be very difficult to implement.
This was very difficult to implement in some regions because of their particular political situations.
Finally, on paper, most of the above is very difficult to implement.
It is very difficult to implement without compromising the visual perception of a small space.
But the reality is that without proper guidance,this type of change is very difficult to implement and more to maintain.
Consequently, it would be very difficult to implement that specific recommendation of the Advisory Committee.
Without government endorsement and support to oversee those three aspects,it would be very difficult to implement sound corporate governance practices.
However, this latter measure is very difficult to implement in countries where people are living on less than $2 a day.
Furthermore there is no representative employers association in Serbia andwhen a branch collective agreement is signed it is very difficult to implement it.
The Board was sensitive to the fact that for some applicants/grantees this requirement was very difficult to implement for a variety of reasons, including difficult access to international donors in certain regions of the world.
Legislation to give effect to the United Nations Convention on Mercenaries has been considered, but,from a legal point of view, would be very difficult to implement.”.
It was also stated that such a proposal, which required the provision of data from consumers, such as self-characterization as well as their billing or shipping address,would be very difficult to implement in practice, particularly for merchants where huge volumes of Internet transactions took place on a daily basis and where flash sales, for example, were very popular and necessarily took little time for the purchaser to undertake.
As a relatively small and homogenous country with an extensive degree of transparency andhigh technology, a witness relocation programme would be very difficult to implement.
What does seem to us to be very clear is that the principle of regional rotation will be very difficult to implement, even by the regional groups that might apply it.
Similarly, some of the recommendations of the report conflicted with the governance structures and mandates of the various co-sponsors andtherefore would be very difficult to implement.
Taking note of the proposed allocation of a percentage of the Annual Programme Budget to rehabilitation purposes, the Director drew attention to the financial difficulties facing UNHCR,which were likely to render this proposal very difficult to implement.
In some cases, cooperation agreements have been made to allow for joint activities, but budgets depend on the availability of funds under the annual operational plans, which, in general, do not provide for that kind of expenditure or investment,making it very difficult to implement concrete actions.