Sentence examples for difficulties in deciding from inspiring English sources

The European Union's difficulties in deciding on burden-sharing illustrate the obstacles.

Failing to assess vulnerabilities will lead to difficulties in deciding which resources to allot to which sector. DHS, in short, isn't even sure what threats we face.

The courtroom debate that ensued shows the difficulties in deciding what is a legitimate hardship and in putting together a representative jury.

Throughout their relationship, Mr. van Roestenberg and Mr. McGowan said they have faced difficulties in deciding who should know the truth about their relationship.

What a callous government this is," he says while waving the Romanian flag.Victor Ponta, the prime minister, seems to have some difficulties in deciding if he is supporting the project or not.

Even in the context of a labor union, whose functions are, or so we might have thought, well known and understood by the law and the courts after a long history of government regulation and judicial involvement, we have encountered difficulties in deciding what is germane and what is not.

Chilcot should not have much difficulty in deciding that.

Bennett himself had difficulty in deciding who his two tickets should go to.

Has difficulty in deciding which one rates the fresh fruit chocol te accolade.

White ethnics found no difficulty in deciding that African Americans were ignorant, lazy, and prone to engage in criminal activities.

Jurors reported difficulty in deciding on awards, describing it as "the hardest part" of jury service and were surprised the court did not provide more guidance to them.