Sentence examples for difficulty approving from inspiring English sources

The very antitrust authorities that American and United have designed their deals to placate will have difficulty approving agreements among Delta Air Lines, Northwest Airlines and Continental Airlines, analysts said.

In any other time, he should have had no difficulty being approved," he said Monday.

On the other is the political difficulty, even the impossibility, of approving a climate treaty under our Constitution because of the need for approval by two-thirds of the Senate.

If you are applying for a loan and are experiencing difficulty with being approved, obtain a copy of your credit report and dispute any incorrect information with Experian and other credit reporting agencies.

The commission fought hard to get GMES and ITER off the ground but as their costs have swelled it has had difficulties getting increases approved by impecunious states and a skeptical European Parliament.

While small and medium-sized cities are proactive in this process, big cities and metropolitan areas lag behind and, even when they succeed in approving a project, they have a lot of difficulty in carrying them out.

The difficulty in getting projects approved and acquiring land appear to have depressed foreign interest in India.

While the plan to require banks to raise new capital was generally approved without difficulty — banks will be forced to raise about $150 billion to protect themselves against losses on loans to shaky countries like Greece and Portugal — the negotiations over the Greek debt were difficult.

Each modification was approved without difficulty.

The Michigan Legislature, which would vote on approving a new election, is deeply torn on it because of cost, legal questions and logistical difficulties.

Because of those remaining difficulties with a project approved last year by Parliament, officials have decided to refrain from a groundbreaking ceremony.