Sentence examples for difficult for councils to from inspiring English sources

But he said it would be difficult for councils to cope in the short term.

Because these shops do not have a distinct planning class of their own, it has proved difficult for councils to control their spread.

Chief executive of the Chartered Institute for Housing Terrie Alafat is worried about the future of housebuilding: "Our fear is that some of the proposed measures in the housing and planning bill will make it incredibly difficult for councils to build new homes – and that vital council housing could be lost," she says.

And that it had become "difficult and dangerous for councils to clean up".

"Extra funding is on the table for councils to freeze council tax for another two years.

We know that there have been some extremely reluctant yes votes and that the settlement will be difficult for many councils to afford, but it was the best that could be achieved in the difficult circumstances".

But they wrote: "A million housing association tenants do not have the right to buy, while the last government's restriction of right to buy discounts also made it more difficult for council tenants to buy their home this way.

The details of the offer may mean that it is difficult for council unions to reopen their pay deal.

The different political groups on the council make it more difficult for the council to conduct its business smoothly.

His opponents are convinced Trump will seek their compulsory purchase order and believe their mass ownership of part of the land will make it legally and politically difficult for Aberdeenshire council to agree to the order.

Powys cabinet member Phyl Davies said it was difficult for the council to invest in the premises in the current financial climate.