Sentence examples for difficulty in appointing from inspiring English sources
However, the last time vacancies were advertised the defamation slot was not filled and this is partly due to over-specialisation in private practice suggested Tugendhat: "One reason for there being a difficulty in appointing specialist judges is that in the last 30 years there has been an increasing trend towards specialism in all areas of the law.
After difficulties in appointing a nonexecutive director, the board selected Mr. Flint, a well-regarded figure in London financial circles whose knowledge of the bank's finances made him an appealing choice for investors.
Difficulties in getting the independent directors of the Times and Sunday Times together in one room have caused the delay in appointing a new editor of the Times to replace James Harding, who resigned last month.
The difficulty of appointing regulators to make those decisions was underscored in December, when Senate Republicans blocked the nomination of Joseph A. Smith Jr., the commissioner of banking in North Carolina, to lead the housing finance agency.
Difficulty in keeping hatband exclusive.
He was appointed first British resident at the court of Ava in 1827, at the conclusion of the first Anglo-Burmese War and at a time of great difficulty in relations with Burma (Myanmar).
"I have difficulty in excelling".
Difficulty in getting good guests.
Difficulty in maintaining lifestyle.
Difficulty in recognizing faces.
