This resulted in difficulty to drive funding allocation for local initiatives such as the sessional pharmacist employment model.
Von Neumann bought a new Cadillac every year, parking it splendidly in front of Palmer Lab; Turing had difficulty learning to drive a used Ford and nearly backed it into Lake Carnegie.
(His anxieties might have been understandable. Around Taos, O'Keeffe's difficulties in learning to drive a car were legendary).
And, it speaks to the impossibility of convincing partisans pre-disposed not to like you or your intentions/methods, the need to be ever-present on every issue and the difficulty of trying to drive home your preferred message of the day, week or year.
The initiative is a snapshot, first of the inherent weakness of the criminal justice system as a mechanism for cutting crime; second, of the inherent difficulties in allowing politicians to drive supposedly independent local forces from the centre.
They have huge difficulty to actually drive that aspect of the business.
"I have seen, like many French people, the difficulties for people who have to drive a lot and have problems making ends meet at the end of the month," he said.
The difficulty in getting help continues to drive many abused women to desperate measures, she said.
At first it struck me as counterintuitive, though in reality, the difficulty was simply in learning to drive without being able to have a free hand: when you drive this way, both are engaged most of the time.
Other than being unable to drive and having difficulty recognizing people, I didn't have a significant disability until my early 30s.
The judge, Mr Justice Hickinbottom, found that the hedge fund owners had from April 2012 deliberately withheld the rent they were legally obliged to pay ACL at the Ricoh, in order to drive ACL into financial difficulties and buy a share in the stadium operation cheaply.
