Getting broader congressional buy-in remains politically difficult, a thorny task of melding a rare bipartisan coalition from a divided Congress.
For educators, determining whether a student meets residency requirements can be a thorny task, with rules varying from district to district and state to state.
Longfield accepts that the charity has taken on a thorny task at a critical time, not least because the coalition's austerity drive brings an end to a decade of extra resources for early intervention, including Sure Start.
Self-driving cars might soon have to make such ethical judgments on their own — but settling on a universal moral code for the vehicles could be a thorny task, suggests a survey of 2.3 million people from around the world.
One of the main problems with integration studies is how to correct the phenotypic integration measures for size, which has been considered a "thorny task" (Armbruster et al., 2014).
Many Chicago teens will quickly discover that landing a job remains a thorny task.
Large-scale global optimization (LSGO) is a very important but thorny task in optimization domain, which widely exists in management and engineering problems.
That is a politically thorny task that could result in some lawmakers' losing power and others gaining it.
According to some accounts, one of the thorniest tasks for Mr Juncker's team was to ensure that enough posts in commissioners' cabinets (private offices) were doled out to members of the CDU or its allies.Mrs Merkel is often helped by the missteps of Europe's other big countries.
A stream of Americans from Washington institutions have come through Delhi in recent weeks and many of them have been advising the president to brave the thorny task of talking with the Indians for the sake of the rose -- better relations with a country that is the second most populous in the world, with an economy growing at a rate that has averaged more than 6percentt since 1991.
