However, if regulation is conceived of more broadly as a form of economic governance, it is difficult to imagine the total elimination of state intervention.
In the studies on leadership and governance, it is difficult to directly link policy changes to observed population-level outcomes, or to control results for environmental confounders.
Given the inclusion of cognitive, institutional, and social processes in irrigation self-governance, it is difficult to obtain high-quality data about decision making in irrigation collective action situations to conduct statistical analysis.
(See Fig. 2) The collective problem solving required in the global public health domain requires these controversial actors to be involved but without a commonly agreed rule based system for including non-state actors in global governance institutions, it is difficult to subject these powerful organizations – large corporations, foundations and NGOs – to critical analysis.
Because in my experience at least, equality, that cornerstone in our system of governance, is elusive, difficult to define and even more difficult to carry out on the home front.
Because the country is huge and governance is extremely difficult.
Security threats are truly global and often in regions where access is difficult, governance is absent, humanitarian disasters are rife and regional support is divided leaving no clear path to resolution.
In his letter, Wright said: "For an organisation in the process of reviewing its corporate governance and working practices, it is difficult to understand how a representative of the company thought that such an action would assist Sports Direct and why this action was authorised.
However, health system governance can be difficult to conceptualize due to the challenge of accounting for the roles and relations of a broad range of actors.
