Sentence examples for cooperation and difficulty from inspiring English sources
Medication event monitoring system (MEMS) use is difficult to implement because of high cost and patient resistance/lack of cooperation and difficulty to monitor MEMS devices and data retrieval when study visits are as long as 6 months apart.
But the inspection effort will be unprecedented in terms of danger and difficulty, and will need cooperation from the regime and rebel groups too.
Disagreements in widespread teams are common [ 26], confirmed in the present study by students expressing difficulties in managing cooperation and mediating their in-house supervisor with other supervisors located at another university.
Pain and difficulty swallowing.
In other words, encouraging community-based management of service delivery may help address certain social and management problems in SWM – low participation of household, management and operational problems, financial difficulties, and lack of municipal cooperation and capacity building.
Obstacles and difficulties in cooperation need to be identified from a GP perspective and from the point of view of other staff categories.
Other constraints related to logistical issues such as transport difficulties have been reported to obstruct intersectoral cooperation and the provision of health services elsewhere in Zambia [ 23, 24].
Gierek government's growing difficulties led also to increased dependence on the Soviet Union, including tight economic cooperation and displays of submissiveness not seen under Gomułka's rule.
Johnson wrote to the Australian Board of Control, ostensibly tendering his resignation on the grounds of difficulties in travelling to meetings, and thanking the other members for their "courtesy, cooperation and help".
That is, tolerance, cooperation and compromise.
The dust-up over the jobs bill reflects the difficulties the parties are finding in working together even as lawmakers from both sides realize that voters want to see more cooperation and less confrontation.
