Sentence examples for make it difficult to monitor from inspiring English sources

In both instances, these words are vague and inconsistent with established international human rights language, which will make it difficult to monitor progress and change.

The KN-08, which North Korea showed off in 2012, is said to be capable of being launched from a road-mobile vehicle, which would make it difficult to monitor via satellite.

A controversial exemption from existing environmental regulations, known as the "Halliburton loophole," continues to make it difficult to monitor fracking activities, let alone prove any links to health problems.

The porous borders in Afghanistan make it difficult to monitor imports, and though quality control policies are in place by law, they are not consistently enforced.

25 The pharmacokinetic behaviour as observed with oral TU can sometimes make it difficult to monitor treatment adequacy in an individual by checking serum testosterone levels.

The lack of an ozone residual, however, makes it difficult to monitor its continued effectiveness as water flows through the distribution system.

The heterogeneity in the neural progenitor population, together with the dynamic nature of Notch signalling, have made it difficult to monitor Notch activity and study its relationship to the behaviour of individual cells, as they progress through the cell cycle and undergo neurogenesis.

Tattoos can camouflage moles, however, making it difficult to monitor tattooed patients for skin cancer.

The report said the violence in Syria had weakened security and made it difficult to monitor anti-trafficking efforts.

But in Ecuador at the time no such rules applied, making it difficult to monitor whether a judge had been subjected to improper influence.

But in the original academy building, the tank was a large circle with rocks piled high in the middle, making it difficult to monitor.