This study therefore focussed on objective difficulty, which can be defined as an independent assessment of the difficulty of a decision task.
But the lawyers for the European Commission concluded months ago that, on appeal, they would have difficulty defending a decision opposing the merger, according to people close to Oracle and the commission.
As the chorus of voices demanding a change of course from our chancellor continues to grow, in both size and intensity, Treasury sources are preparing the nation for yet another round of the familiar refrain "we are having to make difficult decisions"; the implication being that the difficulty of a decision is a self-evident indication of its virtue.
In many cases, the decision maker has difficulty reaching a decision because of inaccurate information on alternatives and their different factors.
Jurors would later tell the court they were having difficulty reaching a decision.
John and I looked at each other and we had no difficulty in reaching a decision".
Indeed, part of the difficulty of reaching a decision is that no matter what the White House concludes, it will alienate some constituency.
The jury's difficulty in reaching a decision has been obvious; in prior notes to the judge, the jury had expressed dissent during the deliberations in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
At it's most frustrating, any time there is a really difficult decision to make, all four of us run and hide because none of us want the stress or difficulty of making a decision that may not be fun for any of us.
The score ranges from 0 to 100 and higher scores indicate higher decisional conflict and greater difficulty in making a decision [ 25].
Hence, from the clinical point of view there will be a considerable difficulty in making a decision as to whether a given patient has salivary gland hypofunction, a condition that requires additional salivary gland evaluation.
