Sentence examples for difficulties in acknowledging from inspiring English sources

There are obvious and fatal difficulties in acknowledging such a power if no Commerce Clause power to abrogate state sovereign immunity exists.

Many findings and factors highlighted in this report point to the structural obstacles and systemic difficulties in acknowledging and adequately responding to child trafficking.

The battles over Confederate monuments, in Charlottesville and elsewhere, reflect our difficulty in acknowledging that these memorials are less historical markers than political statements.

The chaotic debate at the discussion in Moscow at the end of May seemed to illustrate the difficulty in acknowledging the problem.

The approaches based on mixtures of distributions, data components or model averaging seem to add further flexibility in acknowledging difficulties in explicitly modelling the skewness in the data.

She added, "Americans long have had difficulty in understanding, acknowledging, and having empathy for the pain of black men".

I also think there's not-implausible alternative, though, which is that a society that has universalized same-sex marriage will have more difficulty than ever acknowledging, in anything but the most backhanded and grudging fashion, that more traditional and religiously-oriented marital cultures do anything well at all.

The phone companies have resisted taking on that role, which raises an array of difficulties, as Mr. Obama acknowledged in his speech.

American officials acknowledged difficulties in seizing assets, but they said the report failed to acknowledge successes that have limited Al Qaeda's ability to operate.

He noted that difficulties in modeling were widely acknowledged and disclosed in the literature.

General Noriega, 47 years old, acknowledged difficulties in his relationship with Washington but said they were not serious.