It may thus prove difficult to apply the proposal across the board.

The application of the above criterion to a given case may prove difficult.

It's difficult to prove that.

It is difficult to prove a negative.

It is difficult to prove discrimination based on labor.

This is going to be very difficult to prove.

May I prove worthy, Sire.

May I too prove worthy, Father.

Such cases were often difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt in court.

Some grey areas and potentially difficult issues remain where the parties may have differing interpretations of the texts that could prove controversial at a later stage.

The requirement to work in partnership with a local partner may prove particularly hard to fulfil, finding a suitable local partner often being more difficult than perceived.

If current levels of low investment and high unemployment continue, especially in the more diversified economies, they may prove difficult to reverse when the social consequences become evident.

Compliance with this type of obligation may prove difficult for an international organization when action presupposes that a certain majority is reached within a political organ of the organization.

And that Allah may prove those who believe, and may blight the disbelievers.

And that Allah may prove those who believe, and may blight the disbelievers.

Some provisions of the draft convention could prove difficult to reconcile provisions of Directive 2000 31 EC

33. The four challenges were difficult to meet and could prove to be in contradiction with each other.

Although non payment of wages is frequent, it is difficult to prove an employee may state that his wages have not been paid for 18 months but, without a pay slip, it is difficult to provide evidence that can be brought before a court.

On the other hand, such a policy shift may prove to be much more difficult for relatively less advanced developing countries which, after all, still account for the large majority of developing economies.

Therefore, making satellites more robust may prove a more reliable option.

That may prove to be the most complex task of all.

It is difficult to prove that fragmentation is being effected for tax purposes and for no other valid reason.

23. As regards the instigators, it is difficult in most instances to uncover solid evidence to prove who was responsible.

No matter how difficult it may be

and that God may prove the believers, and blot out the unbelievers.

and that God may prove the believers, and blot out the unbelievers.

So that God may prove those who believe, and eliminate the disbelievers.

So that God may prove those who believe, and eliminate the disbelievers.

They may prove to be prohibitive or even fatal for some SMEs.

Real interest rates may rise, as America borrows more and more. If declining confidence in US fiscal policy leads to a weaker dollar, Europe and Asia may find it more difficult to export, and if the deficits prove a drag on the American economy, global growth may stall.

That it may warn him who would have life, and (that) the word may prove true against the unbelievers.

That it may warn him who would have life, and (that) the word may prove true against the unbelievers.

3.12 The Ombudsman may be consulted on policy issues where his or her views and experience may prove useful.

That he may warn whoever is alive, and prove the Word against the faithless.

That he may warn whoever is alive, and prove the Word against the faithless.

This information may prove essential for judging the desirability of lysine fortification of cereals.

The geography may be a little difficult to arrange.

It was similarly noted that, although eliminating the effective link requirement sounded simple in principle, it might prove to be difficult in practice.

In some cases it might prove easy for countries to shift their trade to other partners, while in others it would be difficult.

By their very nature, such allegations are difficult to prove or disprove in the circumstances that exist in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Like all historical analogies, this one may prove flawed, but it is not absurd. Japan s

They may be able to prove it. And if they can, they can sell it.

It may be difficult to list literally all international organizations.

Supplying products to mega firms can prove difficult for small producers and providers, including because of stringent requirements for value, quality, specifications and certification, all of which may be hard to meet, particularly in the light of SMEs' resource constraints.

You prove one, you prove the other.