Sentence examples for difficult for ministers to from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult for ministers to stand up to her".

Fahy is difficult for ministers to dismiss as he has previously supported government plans to extend the Prevent duty to schools and colleges.

Senior officials, speaking anonymously, complained to the Hindustan Times that the internal apparatus is run so tightly that it's difficult for ministers to fully participate in policy making.

"I fear that the appeal court judgment will now make it very difficult for ministers to act swiftly in the public interest to use their statutory powers when children are at risk, as I did in this case.

Labour's support for the Lords amendment, expected to be augmented by many Liberal Democrat and SNP MPs, could make it difficult for ministers to overturn it in the Commons, where the Conservatives have a majority of only 12.

Families claim that some of 20 insurgents killed at Majar al-Kabir were abused before they died, making it more difficult for ministers to continue to insist torture was not routinely carried out by British soldiers during the six-year conflict.

It would be difficult, he said, for ministers to decree how bike lanes should be built: "Ultimately a cycle lane is normally a local facility and there's a limit to how far central government should be telling councils what they do in their own patch.

In addition, while no one was prepared to accept responsibility, it was nevertheless becoming increasingly difficult for ministers not to concede that a horrendous mistake had been made.

That, however, would be difficult for many ministers to accept because it probably would raise borrowing costs for banks, particularly in countries that already have shaky economies.

That  makes it very difficult for British ministers to criticise their French counterparts over their handling of Calais.

Yet instead of helping to consolidate the parliament, as many had hoped, universal suffrage increased divisions and made it increasingly difficult for prime ministers to form a solid majority bloc.