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The heat thus generated will make achieving consensus even harder.

Riyadh's deteriorating relations with Tehran have also made achieving broad diplomatic consensus even more difficult.

This made achieving a licence at that time even more imperative, and also symbolic.

That makes achieving higher investment income — without taking on appreciably higher risk — even more vital.

Ms. Heyob said that regulations in some countries made achieving zero waste difficult.

He signaled that the new conservative government in Israel could make achieving a peace deal more difficult.

"I do incredibly long hours all over the country, and that makes achieving a work-life balance really hard".

Small batches of medication with a short shelf life proved expensive and made achieving quality standards challenging.

In 1994, President Clinton ordered every federal department and agency to "make achieving environmental justice part of its mission".

President Obama said then in a television interview that such building did not make Israel safer, made achieving peace harder and embittered the Palestinians.