Sentence examples for found it difficult to agree from inspiring English sources

European countries have found it difficult to agree on common standards.

But his party, and Mr Trimble himself, have found it difficult to agree to meet a party which, they claim, has not repudiated terrorism (although in the talks they have sat for more than a year at the table with parties representing loyalist terrorists).

It was easy for the socialist parties to give their consent, while the parties on the right of the political spectrum found it difficult to agree.

"Bishops and superiors have often felt isolated as they sought to confront the wave of indignation and, at times, they have found it difficult to agree on a common line of action," the report said.

The group regularly argued in the press, though Townshend said disputes were amplified in print and the group simply found it difficult to agree on things.

Raters found it difficult to agree about the spectrum of patients included in a study (Item 1) and the correct application and interpretation of the test (Item 10).

But most find it difficult to agree on what a "general education" should look like.

There are concerns the group will find it difficult to agree a common approach to the problem.

Participants in this game often find it difficult to agree on definitions of social responsibility or to verify claims that it has been achieved.

However, fearful that others would demand a similar dispensation, the EU would find it difficult to agree to such a change.

Citing an unnamed high-level diplomatic source, the paper said Norway would find it difficult to agree to China's application to be a permanent observer on the Arctic Council while the current situation persisted.