Translation of "Schwer zu erreichende" in English

We have set some very tough targets.

You're still missing the elusive high "b"

You're a tough doctor to track down.

Jump over ramps for hard to reach places.

It is the most little-studied and hard to get place on the plateau.

There are even more beautiful beaches in the surroundings of the town but they are partly hard to reach.

We hope that the Commission that you embody is fully representative of that difficult balance between the European Council and the European Parliament.

I think in that sense that it began to make the elusive connection with citizens that people are always talking about.

The biggest emitters of the twenty-first century, including India and China, are unwilling to sign up to tough, costly emission targets.

We should remember this as we pursue the elusive objective of democracy in Iraq, so that we are not surprised if the upcoming election fails to generate a legitimate government.

The project has been successful in attracting ‘hard to reach’ non-participants in learning, many of whom had little or no previous formal qualifications.

Spectrum management both internationally and at the national level is therefore about choices, notably about the difficult balance to be struck between encouraging new innovative applications and protecting existing services.

And finally, much more remains to be done to bring hard-to-reach groups and those furthest away from the labour market to the Youth Guarantee pathway.

Persons living in collective households, homeless persons or other di/cult to reach groups are not covered.

It has been based upon a ground-swell of opinion that it was not enough merely to use the economics of the relations between the ACP and the EEC, but one must also deal with the cultural and social aspects.

For small and medium enterprises that are especially hard-to-reach, direct government wage supports or fiscal advantage have proven very effective for encouraging the recruitment of individuals who are traditionally disadvantaged on the labour market (young immigrants, the long-term unemployed, those with disabilities, etc.)

In contrast to the lint roller, the Wunderbürste® also cleans difficult areas such as corners or seams and folds.

Car doors and pockets often have hard to reach nooks and corners where dirt, dust and germs can build up.

Modularity with Coromant Capto® in different lengths offers accessibility for hard-to-reach features.

The cultural exchange mission ventures to the country's most underserved and difficult-to-reach areas, including Gorkha, the epicenter of the 2015 earthquake that killed nearly 9,000 people and wounded 22,000, devastating the region.

You may need assistance applying a mousse or gel to your back and other hard-to-reach areas.

But IT managers must consider a wide range of activities, teams, and processes that together form the desired but elusive DevOps culture.

Tools and accessories often have hard to reach gaps and crevices that can harbor not only dirt but also bacteria.

This is an opportunity for those, for whom the first satellite communication was expensive and unavailable, possibility to organize high-speed data transmission channels on remote hard-to-reach territories or there, where poorly developed optical infrastructure or unstable reception area of mobile operators.

At the other end of the spectrum are games which are consciously used for the purposes of political education or propaganda objectives in view of an otherwise hard-to-reach target group.

Dirt and bacteria accumulates especially between hard to reach gaps and crevices, such as the dials of telephones and remotes.

Get a premium in-field viewing experience with the largest 5.7 inch responsive touchscreen LCD and a 180°articulating lens for easy navigation over, under and around hard to reach targets.