Sentence examples for difficult for deputies to from inspiring English sources

About 100 people gathered at the crime scene, making it difficult for deputies to approach Alexis' body.

County officials and law enforcement experts said they were concerned that working excessive amounts of overtime would make it difficult for deputies to perform their jobs effectively.

The shortage has also meant that it's difficult for deputies to receive ongoing training because there are so few substitutes for them if they're temporarily taken out of the field.

Troops made it difficult for the other deputies to be present in the Sejm chambers, although a dwindling number of deputies, including Rejtan, still were present.

It will be very difficult for Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott and the new rail barons to pat each other on the back for a job well done at the second Rail Summit this week.

Ms McKenzie, who is also NI21's European candidate, has also said it would be difficult for Basil McCrea and John McCallister to remain in their positions as leader and deputy leader of the party.

Mick Newton, a retired primary school deputy head from London, said the name was difficult for people to take in.

UKIP's deputy leader Paul Nuttall said that it would be difficult for UKIP to talk to the Conservative Party "while David Cameron is still at the helm".

"ICE is trying to create an environment where it becomes incredibly difficult for cities to pass laws that lower their levels of cooperation with them," Mizue Aizeki, deputy director of the Immigrant Defense Project, a national advocacy group, told me.

Elizabeth Lynam, deputy research director at the Citizens Budget Commission, which advocates for lower spending, said it might be difficult for lawmakers to swallow such a change.

It was difficult for people to believe.