Love is hard to define.

Why is it difficult to define?

This is a difficult group to find a name for.

It is no mean task to define the precautionary principle.

2.9.3 The extra costs faced by ORs are often difficult to pin down.

It s hard to peg me, she says.

People always say consciousness is very hard to define.

'Culture' is generally recognised as complex to define.

2.8.3 The extra costs faced by ORs are often difficult to pin down.

2.9.3 The extra costs faced by ORs are often difficult to pin down.

2.4.6 Finally, the line between information, communication and manipulation is sometimes blurred.

6.6 Finally, the line between information, communication and manipulation is sometimes blurred.

As an architect, it's really hard to set the agenda.

It's a hard term to define in so far as it has a very wide application.

The clear vision of what we're working towards is much harder.

I know it is very difficult to define clear eligibility criteria.

What this distinct contribution could be is not difficult to define.

At the present time, it is difficult to set out exact criteria for the 'state of death'.

It is indeed still difficult to define a unified, inclusive Australian identity.

If you now ask what damage results, that is, of course, difficult to say.

It would be very difficult to establish political interests which undoubtedly would lead us to clear contradictions.

In large corporations, it is often difficult to ascertain the contribution of any individual.

5.11 Injustice in a rural context is difficult to define and target.

6.2.3.1 Injustice in a rural context is difficult to define and target.

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3.2.7 The EESC understands that it is difficult to define reasonable doubt .

This concept is difficult to define, but Swedish lawyers are currently trying to come up with a definition of undesirable, unwelcome behaviour in the workplace by one person towards another.

However, it seemed difficult today to define what the world could or should expect from the world Organization.

There are difficulties in defining an appropriate quantity for expressing dose outside the target organ.

1.6 The EESC understands that it is difficult to define reasonable doubt the requirement under sub section 3 of Article 7.

Although it is difficult to determine their effect in quantitative terms, they have helped to define methods and arrangements for cooperation.

We recognize that any formal definition of criteria for new permanent members would be difficult to achieve.

My encounter with Iran is the proof that cultures are in reality an almost ungraspable universe, difficult to define in a decent number of words.

I don t know why it s so hard for us to define reality with the simple words that language puts at our disposal.

Italianness in Argentina is hard to define as it managed to spread out all aroud society, because it's ethereal and omnipresent.

They will both have to give ground if they are to come up with a European model in a matter which is so difficult to resolve.

In any event, it would be extremely difficult to define there would always be a part that would remain a mystery.

That this difference is difficult to define is evident from the amount of lobbying we have been experiencing. I therefore thank Mrs McCarthy, who has managed to clarify the line.

Furthermore, it is not clear which enterprises and which periods of time should be used as a basis for computing average returns.

That explains fear, the origin of which is poorly understood but felt as though it were caused by something ungraspable under a veil

Several speakers have already concerned them selves with the idea Mr Woltjer and a number of others have advocated, namely the idea that there should not be a linear co responsibility levy as part of the milk quota system, but that smaller holdings should have a specially favoured status.

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88. Setting priorities for international environmental policy is particularly complex.