Sentence examples for difficult for governments to from inspiring English sources
But this type of decentralization and flexibility is difficult for governments to accept.
Such debate has made it difficult for governments to explain why Finland is receiving preferential treatment.
Economic revival made it more difficult for governments to tighten police control.
"It is very difficult for governments to live with an independent press in Pakistan.
In democracies this makes it difficult for governments to adopt policies that smack of selection or exclusion.
Analysts said this makes it difficult for governments to talk to each other about the past and normalize their relations.
The prime minister said: If they [newspapers] don't demonstrate some social responsibility it will be very difficult for government to stand back and not to act.
"If we discourage Australian security researchers to undertake this kind of research then it makes it more difficult for government to ensure that data is protected".
"The groundswell of support for taxes on unhealthy food and drinks in order to improve the health of the nation is becoming increasingly difficult for government to ignore," said Professor Neena Modi, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, which commissioned the poll.
It can be terribly difficult for government to secure financing for new programs -- let alone for prevention programs, which are often the last funded and first cut.
