"I would be hanging out along these railroads and in pretty difficult neighbourhoods.
In fact, he'd like to swap social hope for a spiritual one, thus leaving to religious communities the care of, say, looking after difficult neighbourhoods or banlieues.
He said 17 companies of CRS riot police would be assigned permanently to difficult neighbourhoods, along with seven mobile police squads.
"We need a lot more focused work in those difficult disadvantaged neighbourhoods where paramilitarism has its roots, to try to improve the life particularly of young people, and deal with the angst felt by working-class Protestantism and republicanism.
But she also admits that winning big grants could be more difficult in the neighbourhood's post-recovery stage.
Because much of New York's residential zones are already built on, developers look for small buildings they can tear down – which is difficult if a neighbourhood has landmark status, and nearly impossible if a specific building does.
As with other studies, participants found it difficult to conceptualise neighbourhood space in terms of objective distances (e.g in number of miles), as this was not how their neighbourhood spaces were lived or made meaningful.
In short, the true density of stars in the solar neighbourhood is difficult to establish.
Right now, they're killing us abroad in our countries of origin and making life here in our homes and neighbourhoods very difficult.
This woman, for instance, described a recent emergency at night which necessitated driving, suggesting this would have been difficult in her old (unlit) neighbourhood: I used to live out in [small village], it's very rural there, it's completely different.
