Examples of using Be difficult to apply in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
However, some of these criteria can be difficult to apply in practice.
may therefore be difficult to apply.
Sometimes it can be difficult to apply the wax evenly from the block of wax.
Pay particular attention to areas of the skin where foundation can be difficult to apply.
Glass coatings can be difficult to apply to a car's paint in thick layers.
creating an excessively artificial system, which would be difficult to apply.
But I do think it would be difficult to apply a measure on the quality
it may be difficult to apply the MVVM design pattern,
I am aware that it would be difficult to apply the same yardstick to southern Italy
The ESC takes the view that such a conclusion would be difficult to apply in practice, given the characteristics of electronic money.
It might also be difficult to apply the rules for the place of supply because of differences in the civil law of the Member States,
The exception concerned with“material supplied by a third party” can be difficult to apply in practice as it may be unclear whether information was supplied to meet a legal obligation or not.
The report concludes that this would be difficult to apply in the EU although pragmatic collective agreements between the social partners,
However, annual compliance with a linear trajectory would be difficult to apply due to variations in net emissions between MSs,
There may be some packaging formats where regulations can be difficult to apply. At those specific times we have to find the best possible solution using the guidelines in this documentation.
It is difficult to apply the same standards to all foods, Heller said.
Because this decision was difficult to apply, it was sensible to repeal it.
However, product platforms have been difficult to apply to customer-controlled companies.
Some Member States say it is difficult to apply the Directive because its terms are too general.
From the study we have found that coordinated planning is difficult to apply, which means that it is rarely used.
The problem is that it is difficult to apply it during good times in the cycle,
However, the report is careful to explain that these animal results are difficult to apply to humans.
Add in the fact that they are difficult to apply and can be rather messy
However, owing to a shortage of qualified lawyers, this is difficult to apply outside Riga.
The communication is inadequate since the scorecard coming from the politicians is unclear with unrealistic goals that are difficult to apply at the opera-tional level.
It is difficult to apply the export ban under the EC Waste Shipment Regulation if a ship has left European waters
an essential leap forward, with the result that the duration limits imposed by the TTBE on license agreements are difficult to apply.
Moreover, the rather vague qualitative criteria for such exceptional mobilisations of the EUSF are difficult to apply in practice and budgetary resources under this heading are limited to EUR 75 million per year only.
Today's rules are difficult to apply in the internet age where consumers are increasingly booking customised packages online(either from one trader