Sentence examples for hard to put in place from inspiring English sources
The agriculture industry went to war to save the mandate they worked so hard to put in place.
Many universities work very hard to put in place effective mental health support for their students and remove barriers to academic progression.
Part of the reason is that it's so hard to put in place social care packages for patients who are medically well but need help looking after themselves at home.
In a statement, US Airways said: "The A.F.A. leadership and the company's management worked extremely hard to put in place an agreement that works for our flight attendants and allows the company to compete in the marketplace.
The chief executive of the Royal Mint, Andrew Stafford, said: "We have a strong business and have worked hard to put in place the building blocks for a successful future.
"Local authorities have worked hard to put in place plans to meet this increased demand so that more pupils are offered a school place of their choice in London.
This involves processes that are harder to put in place than simply dumping rubbish, such as providing ways for products - from consumer electronics to cars - to be reused and repaired rather than simply broken up for scrap.
[World Business, Section W.] China Wary of Influx of Capital China's central bank governor said efforts to slow the economy are at a critical stage, with monetary policy becoming harder to put in place because of rising inflows of foreign capital.
There is a profound melancholy about the place that is hard to put in words".
The reason I point this out is because the Guardian has been working hard for a number of years to put in place systems and procedures to ensure that at the forefront of our minds and actions is the importance of walking our talk.
