Sentence examples for difficult law from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this was a very difficult law to prove, and, as far as I know, not a single case was ever brought to court.

Grenade and rocket attacks and shootings are not uncommon, and finding and protecting witnesses is often difficult, law enforcement officials say.

This has presented even small countries like Belgium with difficult law enforcement problems, forcing them to employ new investigative methods and pass tougher laws.

In a liberal society that prizes privacy, as ours does, it will always be extremely difficult for law enforcement authorities to effectively police such conduct.

"It's very difficult for law enforcement to get a handle on it because there are no effective transnational laws for the Internet".

It is difficult through law and through force to change a man's heart".

"A lot of issues in this area are, honestly, difficult," Ms. Law said.

The state's judges, elected by Florida citizens, have been sorting out difficult election law questions.

Making his position more difficult, state law prohibited him from calling job actions, like slowdowns or strikes.

Such technology can make it difficult for law enforcement to recover messages during investigations even if they have a warrant.

It makes it very, very difficult for law enforcement to follow what's going on," he said.