Sentence examples for difficult enactment from inspiring English sources

The idea that Europe can muddle through without cathartic change looks feeble, particularly when the circumstances suggest German solidarity is weakened and French readiness to submit to heavy doses of fiscal pain is subject to the difficult enactment of a constitutional amendment.

Mitro most exemplifies the play's title, and her difficult enactment in the play's final scene will bring out the handkerchiefs in the audience.

There is almost nothing that is more difficult than playing at play, enacting an enactment.

Kennedy pressed hard for the enactment of Medicare.

"It is wonderful and lovely and appropriate that it's going to be difficult to do the re-enactment.

Once Mr. Bush rejected the treaty, the path toward enactment grew far more difficult.

The re-enactments of iconic scenes are made difficult to see thanks to the crowds of people.

The essay contends that the more-is-better position contradicts a central premise of our constitutional structure — the view, expressed in Article I's bicameralism-and-presentment requirements, that it should be difficult to pass legislation without a broad political consensus behind its enactment.

That enactment let her practice [actions] that were really difficult for her.

Under such circumstances it was not difficult for those interests who possessed great political influence to obtain enactments which they supposed would be beneficial to themselves.

While it was difficult to parse out the individual contributions of the various members within the lesson planning and enactment data, an attempt was made through a specific post-survey question that asked each member to identify their role and contribution to the planning and implementation as well as noting the roles of each member within the field notes.