Examples of using Difficult to address 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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Political
This programme is extremely difficult to address but she has done it with great energy.
not address these weaknesses. In fact it would make them even more difficult to address.
Our cooperation with India is manifold and it is difficult to address it exhaustively in this speech.
It has been difficult to address this subject in such a short time, especially as it has such broad, cross-cutting aims.
The area is still new and relatively unexplored, and there are challenges that can be difficult to address.
That are difficult to address with conventional forces alone.
European Council in 2009, provides an integrated framework to address several specific challenges difficult to address alone.
I thinks it was difficult to address the training to our group, due to uneven level of knowledge among participants.
which makes it difficult to address both institutions in one single instrument.
So I have learned that it is exceptionally difficult to address anything in this area and try to reach an acceptable solution.
the so-called urban hotspots, where air quality problems have proven to be most difficult to address.
The rebound effect is another challenge that, however, is difficult to address at EU level as it relates to behaviour
at the same time very difficult to address in a safe way without a risk of infection.
it is very difficult to address all aspects, but it is good to try to address the complexity of the issue.
As it was very difficult to address the issue for taxable persons only, without taking into account services of this type to non-taxable persons,
when misfortunes of this type occur, it is much more difficult to address their consequences if they occur in poor countries
This matter is difficult to address and this exclusion from the general rule would be monitored by the Commission and reviewed subsequently in conjunction with the rules for non-taxable persons i.e..
many locations remain difficult to address due to the location of the contamination.
This is probably the most far-reaching concern and at the same time the most difficult to address as it affects the substance of legal acts which are the result of a legislative process during which the various concerns were considered by the legislator.
creating a risk that is always very difficult to address.
This issue may appear to be very technical and difficult to address, but it can have quite an impact in the field concerning the effectiveness,
it would be difficult to address concerns relating to conflicts of interest
The lack of cross-border programme collaboration makes it difficult to address common challenges jointly,
I would also appeal to you to address difficult issues in the negotiations with Russia.
I appreciate that this is a technical and difficult subject to address but a do-nothing solution would not be in the best interests of Europe's postal services.
The programme gives the researcher long term resources to be able to address difficult and long term research questions.