Sentence examples for difficulty in agreeing from inspiring English sources
Yet there would be little difficulty in agreeing how to reform it.
Mr. Javits and Mr. Buckley have contended that they have had no difficulty in agreeing on names of potential judgeship nominees to be submitted to the Justice Department.
They include a history of infighting among the area's jurisdictions — highlighted by the difficulty in agreeing on how to fund Metro — and high housing prices.
The difficulty in agreeing what should replace the Queen was part of the problem, and since then the question has faded from view a little.
The difficulty in agreeing trade deals with the US or anyone else, as well as the inevitable unpicking and restitching of future relationships, would mean the debate will continue for years to come.
Once the House conferees agreed to the same principle of "absolute liability" for own ers of these facilities, there was no difficulty in agreeing on $8 million as the limit of such liability.
But the brinkmanship could also be seen as reflecting a longer term Palestinian goal: Mr. Hamad suggested that the difficulties in agreeing on a text underscored the need for more international involvement in Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.
Labour, by contrast, is more of a niche party.The parties' difficulties in agreeing common positions were much in evidence from the early 1980s to 1987, when they shared power during Ireland's last economic crisis.
The public health authorities were easily manoeuvred into the position of defending the general public's interest and health, although internally they had difficulties in agreeing the level of scientific proof.
Parts of this literature points to the inherent difficulties in agreeing on whom constitute the severely mentally ill, and warn against the indiscriminate use of guidelines to determine access to mental health care services [ 8].
This paper is a response to the increasing difficulty biologists find in agreeing upon a definition of the gene, and indeed, the increasing disarray in which that concept finds itself.
