Sentence examples for difficult to gain cooperation from inspiring English sources

The United Nations investigation of the 2005 killing of the former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri has identified a number of people possibly involved, but Lebanon's worsening situation has made it difficult to gain cooperation from witnesses and recruit staff members, the inquiry's chief, Serge Brammertz, said in a report to the Security Council.

Given their determination to put Mr. McKenzie away, the detectives tried everything they could to gain cooperation from the neighborhood.

Such actions will make it harder to gain cooperation from Congress in getting what Mr. Bush wants.

"Previously, it was difficult to gain nationwide distribution.

"It is often very difficult to gain consensus on the numbers of casualties in Iraq.

"It is difficult to gain support from the West.

Children in care find it particularly difficult to gain citizenship.

Indeed, this is crucial to gaining cooperation from the pharmaceutical companies.

"Is it possible to block-list all Chinese pharmaceutical products until we gain cooperation?" he asked.

Although middlemen can offer greater distribution economy to producers, gaining cooperation from these middlemen can be problematic.

Both men had much to gain from cooperation.