Sentence examples for authority difficult from inspiring English sources

Local authority has been built on force and patronage, which makes the enforcement of central authority difficult.

But the country's national forests, all of them protected, cover millions of hectares, making detection by the authorities difficult.

It is likely that even quarterly praziquantel dosing in these communities is very difficult; they are small rural and remote communities, and many people have semi-nomadic lifestyles that make regular dosing by authorities difficult.

When The Associated Press began investigating whether the Army unit he was assigned to -- the Seventh Cavalry Regiment -- killed hundreds of South Koreans nearly 50 years ago, Mr. Daily, who is 69, seemed an ideal authority on difficult terrain.

And then, at the end of the bill, there is Price, the team's captain, the 25-year-old Liverpudlian who has towered over his smaller, younger charges with quiet authority in difficult circumstances.

Bullying often happens in private settings and by a person in authority and difficult to find material evidence for.

The leader of Cardiff council says the authority faces difficult choices as it looks to plug a £41m budget shortfall in 2015/16.

As Aarsleff also notes, the radical nature of Locke's attacks on epistemic, political and religious authority are difficult for us to grasp today.

Creating genuine political institutions (in many cases, from scratch), writing constitutions, and shoring up authority is difficult and challenging work.

Relations with school authorities were difficult.

Our nominees will be joining us to discuss what other qualities are needed to guide local authorities through difficult times.