And it's made today in these difficult economic times.

The barrier also made the Agency's daily operations difficult.

The difficult security conditions made it more and more difficult for the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations to provide protection and assistance.

Those negotiations made concrete progress last year in some difficult and controversial areas.

United Nations bodies also differed in their assessments, and those differences made coordination difficult.

We will always remember the difficult concessions they made in order to reach agreement.

Conditions are very difficult, but we cannot afford to compromise on those principles which made AIMS work.

The report also mentioned a number of obstacles political, logistic and administrative that made the undertaking extremely difficult.

Without this support, the planning and execution of the mission in Lebanon would have been made considerably more difficult.

The European Union recognized that the recent revisions to the Mission's mandate had made staffing requirements more difficult to forecast.

The three delegations understood that there were many unknowns in the Mission's start up phase which made budget forecasting difficult.

He stressed that the transnational nature of modern business made it difficult for any one State to regulate business properly.

The combination of all these factors contributed to an acceleration of government debt accumulation and made debt service difficult or impossible.

Moreover, the violence contributes to an air of suspicion and mutual mistrust, which has made negotiations more difficult in the past.

Construction of Israeli settlements and the separation wall has split the local market and made all forms of economic activity difficult.

In addition, regulation was made difficult by weak international legal frameworks, poor government capacities and the increasing volume of global financial transactions.

Extensive agendas and the large number of meetings made it increasingly difficult to manage negotiations efficiently in the limited time available at sessions.

The ambiguities inherent in certain types of unilateral act often made it difficult to distinguish between a political act and a legal act.

However, as peace ultimately rests in the hands of Ivorians, they should be made to understand that difficult choices and sacrifices have to be made to put the peace process back on track.

Difficult.

The absence of strong regional institutions has made it difficult for the regional programme to find a clear counterpart for its inter country operations.

The fact that special purpose contributions to the Foundation remained higher made it difficult for UN Habitat to plan and carry out its work programme.

Ms. Hampson also discussed the increasing availability of universal jurisdiction and that it had made it difficult to avoid prosecution by moving to another State.

The main requests from the OTP relate to the access to documents which is sometimes denied or made difficult and to the protection of witnesses.

So if that's the case, that's difficult, because persuasion is really difficult.

It's difficult to explain to people now that it was difficult then.

After undergoing biopsies that further increased her risk for cancer and losing her sister to cancer, she made the difficult decision to have a prophylactic mastectomy.

If that step proves too difficult for the person or team that made the discovery, a mathematician can then be added by them as a collaborator.

Ms. GOICOCHEA (Cuba) commended the outgoing Director General for advancing the reforms that had made it possible for UNIDO to survive in a very difficult period.

He pointed out the persistent imbalance between earmarked and non earmarked contributions, which made it difficult for UN Habitat to plan and implement its work programme.

It's more difficult.

It's really difficult.

They're difficult integrals.

This is difficult.

It's very difficult.

Breathing was difficult.

Organized crime and illicit drugs trafficking provided supportive mechanisms for terrorist groups and made it more difficult for States to address urgent issues of security and development.

Moreover, several hundreds more were being held indefinitely in administrative detention and it was made very difficult for their lawyers to meet with and represent their clients.

Difficult trade offs are and will continue to be needed in most countries, and with decentralization of budgets these choices increasingly are made at the subnational level.

It was noted that there were considerable differences in the OFDI situation among the transition economies, depending on their size and geographical location. This made generalization difficult.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

For that to happen, difficult but unavoidable compromises will have to be made by all the protagonists so that the legitimacy of State institutions can be fully exercised.

Those factors made it more difficult to put people at the centre of social development, and groups with special needs, such as women with disabilities, became increasingly marginalized.

While globalization occasionally raises difficult questions about the legitimacy of its redistributive effects, we should not respond automatically by restricting trade. There are many difficult trade offs to consider, including the consequences for others around the world who may be made significantly poorer than those hurt at home.

They use it to get to the truth, and they do what mature leaders do everyday they have difficult conversations with difficult people, sometimes during very difficult times.