Sentence examples for difficult to deliver on from inspiring English sources

It is a simple slogan, but one that could prove surprisingly difficult to deliver on.

Without this, councils will continue to find it difficult to deliver on our ambitions to end homelessness".

My view is that politicians can accept things intellectually, but find it politically difficult to deliver on what they know to be the right thing to do.

But Mr. Trump will now find it even more difficult to deliver on his promise of forcing Iran to come to the table on his terms.

"In giving away your tax base for the purpose of expanding your tax base in the future," Ms. Evans said, "you make it difficult to deliver on the fundamentals, the things that make your city livable, like parks and roads and schools".

It is easy to say, 'Yes' to everything -- but terribly difficult to deliver on it".

"The talent is there, the ability is there but this is the most difficult and the most pressurised stage to deliver on, both personally and as a group.

Mr. Musharraf promised nothing short of Pakistan's moral and economic rejuvenation when he took power, but he has found it very difficult to deliver, particularly on people's bread-and-butter hopes.

They also reflect our commitment to the difficult and dangerous work required to deliver on-the-ground journalism that brings scrutiny to what is most consequential.

Even with strong project management teams and well-defined project management strategies it is difficult to deliver these projects on time and on budget.

Her comments reflect a growing view at Westminster that, following the 51.9% to 48.1% vote for Leave – after a campaign in which the Out camp made promises, many of which they now admit will be difficult to deliver – the views of those on the Remain side must be respected when the future of the country is determined.