Sentence examples for difficult to implement the from inspiring English sources

At that point it's difficult to implement the desired strategy".

One source said officials believed it would be difficult to implement the edict, and both suggested it may have been a spur of the moment comment.

"On the other hand," he said, "it will be much more difficult to implement the decisions without causing public protests, because the opposition will be much louder.

If "full uprating" still remains too difficult to implement, the all-party parliamentary group on frozen British Pensions has proposed a more palatable solution.

"But he's had to team up with Somare's party, with vested interests, so he might find it difficult to implement the recommendations in full".

And as unemployment soars in southern Europe, it may become paradoxically more difficult to implement the structural reforms – such as labour market changes – generally viewed as essential.

He identifies two risks: "The spending cuts become difficult to implement, or the supply-side shock to the economy is not as big at the government hopes".

Moreover, peaceful international action, often stemming from non-binding agreements, can be difficult to implement without the support of the sovereign states involved.

The discharge for some patients is all the more difficult to implement as the predictable loss of autonomy is important and social environment fails.

But Anna McMullen, a campaigner, said any guarantee of ethical standards, such as a Kitemark, would be difficult to implement in the short term because of the prevalence of poor conditions in factories producing clothing in developing countries.

Furthermore, security is more difficult to implement on the mobile platform because of the resource limitation of mobile handheld devices.