Sentence examples for difficult to cancel from inspiring English sources

It's unclear if the cancellation will move forward, as it is difficult to cancel such agreements once they have been signed.

Mr. Ikhsan, the Garuda spokesman, did acknowledge that it was difficult to cancel such agreements once they had been signed.

Wittenberg found it profoundly difficult to cancel the race, though, because of all the people who were running for charity or to symbolize how they had overcome challenges.

"Although the market had collapsed, the club was committed to major contracts to players that were extremely difficult to cancel or renegotiate.

By 2015/16 private companies could be well-entrenched in the NHS with long-term contracts that would be expensive and legally difficult to cancel.

CPAs have caused considerable problems for consumers as they give them far less control over their payments than direct debits, and are difficult to cancel.

These policies have typically been the most expensive and are hard to cancel without losing money, making it difficult for consumers to switch to a better deal.

"In some cases we've also had to take the very difficult decision to cancel planned days off for officers with certain critical skills or in critical operational areas".

Asked if it would be a difficult decision to cancel the Ryder Cup, Awtrey said: "We are going to do the right thing, based on assessing all the information.

Last month, Mumford made what he says was a difficult decision: to cancel all his planned travel to the US.

Organisers of the Aberystwyth show announced on Facebook on Friday afternoon: "Unfortunately we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel the show due to the weather".