Sentence examples for difficult to reinstate from inspiring English sources

The official also said it would make it much more difficult to reinstate the supplies ordered cut last month.

Judge Urbina's decision would make it difficult for prosecutors to reinstate the original charges.

With Mr. Ozawa's acquittal, the Democrats are faced with the difficult decision of whether to reinstate his party membership — a step that would make him eligible to run for party president in a vote scheduled for September.

A subsequent investigation by the British Bombing Research Mission concluded that the entrances had been heavily blocked and that it would be a very difficult and lengthy engineering task to reinstate them.

How can it possibly be so difficult and controversial for Congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban which expired in 2004, due to the cowardice of both Republicans and Democrats?

Daniel Korimbao, a spokesman for Mr. O'Neill, said in a statement that the decision to reinstate capital punishment was difficult but ultimately necessary to combat a culture of lawlessness and violence in the impoverished country.

Your proposal to reinstate the commuter tax puts me in a very difficult position.

That's why the White House and Congress must not give up on trying to reinstate a ban on assault weapons, even if it may be politically difficult.

He tried to reinstate capital punishment.

later persuaded Jamaican officials to reinstate him.

It is up to him to reinstate himself".