Charles Clitterhouse decides the difficulty is with his style--pure, unadulterated mouse--when what is wanted is incisive, decisive mouse-trap style.
If the election were decided only by political physics big, national forces and issues Mr Cameron would be safe.Yet in the roughly 100 seats that will decide the election, including Pudsey, local difficulties impinge.
As to New York, she suffers by her want of decision; it is her own loss; but probably they may soon decide the point, and then no difficulty can possibly arise hereafter.
After debating over what action to take, they decided that the difficulties of pursuit were not worth the risks.
They might also decide that the difficulty of placing him on the liberal-conservative scale makes it impossible to draw any lessons about the importance of centrism.
One particular difficulty is to decide the most relevant outcome when prediction models are developed in undifferentiated patient populations.
The book is infused with the Gandhian ethos of nonviolence as theory and practice, and yet Mr. Schell tells us that although he had wondered whether the process of writing this book had turned him into a pacifist, he decides not: "The difficulty of the creed for me was not the root of the word, pax, but its suffix, ist, -- suggesting that one rule was applicable to all imaginable situations".
By adapting Tory policies, New Labour not only made itself electable, but also made it immensely harder for the Tories to define themselves in a way that was both distinctive and attractive to the swing voters who decide elections.Those difficulties still plague the Tories.
This last concession provoked vehement Catholic opposition, and Ferdinand circumvented the difficulty by deciding the matter on his own authority and including the clause in a separate article.
The difficulty in deciding the winner in a close election should be part of the discussion about abandoning the Electoral College for a popular-vote presidential election.
