Sentence examples for difficult to harmonize the from inspiring English sources
Because of all these reasons it is quite difficult to harmonize the requirements on the European level.
He noted that it was highly difficult to harmonize the two.
A lack of granular data especially regarding death and morbidities makes it difficult to harmonize the sampling frames entirely (e.g., by excluding institutionalized individuals from the general population data), but it is unlikely that such a correction would qualitatively affect our conclusions.
On the treacherous economic front, the Social Democrats and the Greens will certainly find it more difficult to harmonize their positions.
The MVP, in particular, tried to implement a policy of active CHW supervision by CHCs at the household level, but in practice the feedback process between CHWs, CHW supervisors and CHCs was difficult to harmonize.
Their work in the NICU revealed that gaps in patient communication with care teams were stressful to families and difficult to harmonize.
Some variables were difficult to harmonize due to differences in wording and categories, differences in classifications and absence of data in some countries.
The tension between funder needs for accountability and strategic planning, and evaluation and program needs for local improvement, may be difficult to harmonize with a single set of indicators.
If two projects use distinct sets of specifications, it may be difficult for them to harmonize the semantics.
This concept was an attempt to harmonize the conflicting tendencies of Hinduism into one system.
