Sentence examples for difficult job of deciding from inspiring English sources

According to Mitchell Moss, director of the Urban Research Center at New York University, rather then focus on the complex and difficult job of deciding what will happen at the 16-acre Trade Center site, city officials should move swiftly to make life in lower Manhattan more normal.

The Electoral Commission, handed the difficult job of deciding what to do with Gibraltar because it is too small to have its own MEP, considered linking it with London but opted for the south-west because of a shared maritime tradition and support from six of the seven MEPs.

They have the difficult task of deciding which names are permissible and which are not.

The difficult job of medicine is to control that battleground.

"BBC1 has got the most difficult job of all broadcasters.

The difficult job of figuring out exactly how various chemicals cause these problems has just begun.

This is the difficult job of the performer.

The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has the job of deciding which G is which.

It was a difficult job deciding which of Roald Dahl's classics to include in this list.

The government has a difficult job in deciding what it can achieve in the negotiations.

Mr. Van Hollen said one of his most difficult jobs was to decide to cut spending in some races and to withdraw almost entirely from the campaigns of nine Democrats who had been in line for substantial infusions of committee money but were shown by polls to have little or no chance of winning.