Sentence examples for difficult government from inspiring English sources

We hear only of generous missionary-run clinics that operate with limited resources and toil under difficult government pressure.

As the man in charge of making the Conservatives' sums add up, he knows better than most of his colleagues how difficult government will be.

It is extremely difficult, government officials and business owners themselves acknowledge, to determine precisely the ultimate impact of the differing grants.

"We came back to stop chasing difficult government officials, and we came back dying to build a house," Mr. Shanor said.

Agriculture minister Brid Rodgers, who has been acclaimed for her handling of a difficult government portfolio, has also been touted as possible candidate, as well as South Down MP Eddie McGrady.

The monthly survey, which is compiled by Markit and sponsored by HSBC, found that although conditions at factories remained difficult, government efforts to reinvigorate economic growth during the last few months had filtered through to companies.

In principle, providing for pensions isn't difficult: governments set aside money every year to fund them, just as workers contribute a percentage of their salary every year.

I thought I'd take something really difficult, like government or English.

"It's very, very hard -- very, very difficult," a government official said.

That sort of division is easy to manage in opposition but much more difficult in government.

Censorship also makes it very difficult for government officials to understand how to deal with foreign cultural organisations and media.