Sentence examples for difficult to repeal from inspiring English sources

"Once laws come in, it's very difficult to repeal them," says Joshi. "This is an uphill struggle, but a critical one".

But he said the same political pressures that create tax breaks make them extremely difficult to repeal.

Amid all the discussion -- whether it makes sense or is merely politically motivated -- one fact alone stands out: it is incredibly difficult to repeal an Amendment to the United States Constitution.

"Even a new government may find it difficult to simply repeal C-51, given that it is actually operative now and the security agencies feel its powers are quite necessary," he said.

"But we also knew that, politically, it would probably be difficult for us to repeal Dickey-Wicker, because the pro-life members of Congress felt it served some purpose".

While court challenges in New York are all but certain, the state -- unlike California -- makes it difficult for the voters to repeal laws at the ballot box.

While court challenges in New York are all but certain, the state — unlike California — makes it difficult for the voters to repeal laws at the ballot box.

With the government's policy now on the statute book, it will be very difficult for the Labour party to repeal the changes in their entirety.

Taken together, the group's warnings constitute one more reminder of the difficult policy trade-offs, and equally difficult politics, that Republicans are sure to confront as their effort to repeal "Obamacare" moves forward.

It is difficult to imagine, therefore, that any future government would try to repeal the Magna Carta.

He said that the partisan divide in Washington, where Republicans have vowed to repeal the health care act, makes it difficult to imagine Congress seeking any kind of repair.