Sentence examples for implement difficult from inspiring English sources

Few developments would better demonstrate Mr Abe's will to implement difficult reforms.

The proposals are part of a common endeavour by Labour and the Conservatives to implement difficult welfare reforms, he says.

It casts serious doubt on Labour's ability to make and implement difficult foreign-policy decisions in future, for example over Iran.

Why should Turkey implement difficult reforms to meet European standards, some ask plaintively, if EU membership will not be forthcoming in return?

Greater co-ordination should go hand in hand with a system to provide incentives for the member states committing to implement difficult reforms in times of consolidation, for instance through an embryonic form of a fiscal capacity of the eurozone.

CAIRO — With the preliminary results of a referendum on Egypt's draft Constitution appearing to lean in the Muslim Brotherhood's favor, President Mohamed Morsi's now faces his most divisive challenge yet as he attempts to implement difficult economic reforms at a time of widening unrest.

Zillabyte will remove the pain of acquiring and cleaning data, managing resources, and implementing difficult algorithms.

"Leadership is judged by the ability to implement decisions, difficult as they may be," he said.

Will the measures work, not work, easy to implement or difficult to implement?

Community-oriented projects are, by nature, both slow to implement and difficult to quantify in terms of outputs.

Shekarau: This law, as it is in place now, is difficult to implement and it's difficult to secure a conviction.