Sentence examples for governing difficult from inspiring English sources

Opposition in the parliament made governing difficult, but Mr. Yeltsin lacked the discipline to manage a complex government.

The new system may cause political fragmentation, which in other countries has made coalition-building and governing difficult.

In return for the postponement of its payments, Argentina has agreed to follow a series of policies governing difficult issues like tax and utility rates and bankruptcy procedures.

Many have built districts of political monopolies that have created an atmosphere of rebellion that makes governing difficult if not impossible.

Uruzgan has suffered from a lingering Taliban presence and its forbidding terrain, which has made security and governing extremely difficult, resulting in neglect from the central government, he said.

And while forming a coalition government may help smooth Myanmar's transition, it could also make governing more difficult.

And that will make the task of governing hugely difficult".

"The Brotherhood hasn't got control of the other two, which makes governing extremely difficult," he said.

The results in both the Senate and House illustrate the countervailing political forces at work on Capitol Hill and how the current partisan environment makes governing so difficult.

But it is not clear whether she will contemplate a rise in interest rates or an appreciation of the peso.Despite her clear mandate, Ms Fernández may find governing more difficult than has Mr Kirchner.

According to the Times's report, the outcomes to those cases have suggested to Starmer that the current law "is not clear and accessible enough" and therefore a new law "governing this difficult and controversial area" is required.