The administration may find it hard to cooperate with one inquiry and not another.
Wang, however, found it increasingly difficult to cooperate with the communists, and in July 1927 he purged them.
As a result, Tehran may still find it difficult to persuade potential international trading partners to cooperate with it.
Suspended indefinitely, he has cooperated with the league's investigation, but the Rams and other teams might find it difficult to bring Williams in after Tagliabue placed most of the blame for the bounties, and a wayward culture, on the Saints' coaching staff.
I don't particularly like those patients; they are difficult to cooperate with, perhaps, just because of their belief that everything should be done for them.
When the Romans threatened terrible punishment, the Syracusans found it necessary to cooperate with the Carthaginians.
We have investigated whether the ANs find it beneficial to cooperate with each other to make the solution sustainable enough.
But with access cut off, "it will be very difficult to cooperate," although he said he intends to do the best he can.
Therefore, it had to find a way to cooperate with the rest of the government to effect change.
But compared with the uplink channels in which transmitters (users) are difficult to cooperate, the feature of transmitters' (base stations, BS) backhaul connection makes it possible to cooperate for the transmitters in the downlink systems.
