Sentence examples for difficult to abide from inspiring English sources

He added: "Given these differences, not least on the European referendum, I would find it difficult to abide by the collective responsibility that comes with serving in the Shadow Cabinet.

Government censorship dictates the rules that foreign companies unsurprisingly find difficult to abide.

The cartel, which controls 40percentt of the world's oil exports, has found it difficult in the past to get all its members to abide by production cuts.

Firstly, health and safety at the carnival has been tightened up to such an extent that the number of the laws we now have to abide by is making it very difficult for us.

"If he has caught the lad, then the referee is in a difficult place with regard to the rules, which they have to abide by".

It's difficult to know how many churches were actually penalized for failure to abide by the Johnson Amendment, since the IRS keeps its investigations private.

Any emerging adults who want to abide by traditional strictures against premarital sex, he says, "face a very difficult peer culture in which to live".

If China fails to abide by W.T.O.

"We have to abide by certain rules.

You have to abide by my rules.

You got to abide by the law".