Examples of using Another difficulty in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Another difficulty has been knowing where to draw the line.
Unfortunately, these partisans of complete central bank independence in turn fall into another difficulty which they are unable to escape from.
Another difficulty is being both teacher
is another difficulty raised by critical scholars.
Another difficulty is due to the universal nature of the diagnosis criteria.
This scrutiny of the words peculiar to each play throws light on another difficulty in the Pastorals, viz,
Another difficulty may be mentioned in connection with this portion of the Epistle.
we encounter another difficulty.
Another difficulty, which is no less important,
which is another difficulty when assessing the risks of pesticides.
Another difficulty is the purpose to which embryo donors are asked to consent.
Another difficulty is the purpose to which embryo donors are asked to consent.
Another difficulty is that some of the laws governing this sector are outdated.
Another difficulty arises out of the command given by God utterly to exterminate the Canaanites.
Another difficulty resides in the fact that the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a trilingual country.
Another difficulty is to understand what encrypted the artist,
Another difficulty stems from the way the legislation is implemented
Another difficulty is the plethora of rules that make any control system ineffective.
Another difficulty relating to the security sector is the definition of its boundaries to defence requirements.
Another difficulty is that the online game shoot often have kept,
Another difficulty is the"not in my backyard"(NIMBY)
Another difficulty with solar energy is adapting the technology to large-scale application
Another difficulty is that the average position number reported by Google is that it is an average over all auctions in which you participate.
Another difficulty in itself is that there is no objective way to predict how many Member States could participate in a joint referral.
Another difficulty is the fact that the ten new Member States have inadequate infrastructures
Another difficulty arises from the establishment of private standards,
Another difficulty is that this directive has not been transposed by all the Member States,
Another difficulty is that, because there are different players
Another difficulty for setting up new forms of Pan-European research infrastructures is the lack of a legal structure allowing the creation of appropriate partnerships.
Another difficulty is the size of negative numbers, which have two contradictory properties