Sentence examples for difficult for authorities to from inspiring English sources
WHY is it difficult for authorities to prosecute counterfeiters?
Language difficulties and cultural differences made it difficult for authorities to liaise with their families.
That would make WhatsApp, which is free to download, very difficult for authorities to tap.
She would also like it to be less difficult for authorities to sack underperforming staff.
The nature of these attacks makes it more difficult for authorities to monitor attack planning and disrupt attacks".
Meanwhile, the worst floods in 30 years inundated the northwest region, making it difficult for authorities to inspect some sites.
"And to make matters worse, the government has made it very difficult for local authorities to plan for additional school places because they are only allowed to consult on expanding existing schools, and only the government is allowed to approve any new academies or free schools.
The sheriff said it was difficult for the authorities to deal with this for "the second time".
However, the combination of extensive forests, sparsely distributed valuable timber, difficult physical access, high level of poverty, widespread unemployment, and insufficient funding for control and monitoring have made it difficult for Peruvian authorities to efficiently enforce formal rules regulating access, logging activities, and forest management [4] [6].
It is precisely their informality that makes them especially difficult for United States authorities to track, and potentially very dangerous for those who put themselves in the smugglers' hands.
These places tend to offer legal protections for those hiding their wealth, too making it difficult for tax authorities to chase up missing money from billionaires.
