Examples of using Making it very difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Making it very difficult for you to breathe.
Making it very difficult to get an erection!
Where the luteal phase is too short, making it very difficult to conceive.
Making it very difficult it can damage the prostate gland,
could have 20 or 21 points, making it very difficult to beat.
The gaps between Member States are widening, making it very difficult to harmonise rates and apply a balanced competition policy.
The hijacker mixes the search results with links, which will route you to promoted websites, making it very difficult to avoid them.
Our breakthrough technology reduces this fraud by making it very difficult to trick the checkout,
totally closed making it very difficult to breathe.
Its important system files may get corrupted thus making it very difficult for you to work with your computer.
damage to the User account might damage all the Identities, making it very difficult to recover all their settings.
The existing legislation does not yet include the typologies, making it very difficult to establish and to ensure uniform conditions for harmonised application.
If both producers glaze with 10% water, the end-user will get 500 g more fish from the first producer than from the second, making it very difficult to compare price per unit or price per kg.
opaque system, making it very difficult to identify how many people are actually involved in formulating,
One reason for such a derogation16 was that in general these crews work at a great distance from one another and from the management, thus making it very difficult to bring them together for consultation.
The Chromebook encrypts this data using tamper-resistant hardware, making it very difficult for anyone to access those files.
Another matter we felt was an issue was that the Presidency arrived during the trialogue on all three occasions without any mandate, making it very difficult for it to consider our proposals properly.
Most Member States have not shown strong support to legislation in this area, making it very difficult to take this option through the Council.
black dots making it very difficult to get a clean line-
black dots making it very difficult to get a clean line-
However, unlike direct bank project investments, there is no information publicly available on these individual sub-project investments, making it very difficult to track what ultimately happens to financial intermediaries' funding.
a sinister ulterior motive, one consisting in making it very difficult to create political groups belonging to the opposition;
aggregated for surveillance across Member States, making it very difficult to produce a systematic overview about injuries
do not specify the resources allocated to each of the objectives of the programme, making it very difficult to analyse the spending dedicated to gender equality and combating violence against women;
The disparities between the systems of the Member States for enforcing imposed administrative fines and/or penalties in cross-border situations are prejudicial to the proper functioning of the internal market and risk making it very difficult, if not impossible, to ensure that posted workers enjoy an equivalent level of protection throughout the Union.
complex legislative technique- making it very difficult to keep up with the production of technical requirements by the International Maritime Organisation.