Sentence examples for have difficulty enacting from inspiring English sources

Rather than trying to judge which states might opt out, CBO applied a probability recognizing that public opinion is divided regarding the desirability of a public plan and that some states might have difficulty enacting legislation to opt out.

"Rather than trying to judge which states might opt out," the CBO wrote in a letter accompanying the Senate's forthcoming legislation, "CBO applied a probability recognizing that public opinion is divided regarding the desirability of a public plan and that some states might have difficulty enacting legislation to opt out.

Bazaara (2003) found that councilors have difficulty enacting environmental legislation or enforcing laws that would create electoral difficulties or that are not in their personal interests.

If Mr. Bush takes office, with the Senate evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans and Republicans holding only a narrow edge in the House, even Republicans on Capitol Hill have said Mr. Bush would have difficulty getting his entire tax package enacted.

Also, school districts must set their tax bills in the coming days, but have difficulty doing so until a final budget is enacted.

They have difficulty integrating.

I have difficulty staying asleep.

Have difficulty?

I have difficulty swallowing food.

They have difficulty finding mentors.

Have difficulty staying awake.