Sentence examples for institutional difficulties from inspiring English sources

However, Swinson criticised some of the institutional difficulties of having a baby while being an MP.

"The concept is fraught with operational, legal and institutional difficulties," he said.

Big firms are lukewarm allies: they deal with rules more easily than small ones and may even like measures that deter disruptive competition.Formidable institutional difficulties exist too.

The Bavarian Radio orchestra's manager, Walter Blovsky (formerly of the Vienna Philharmonic, and hired in Munich at short notice after the Bavarian Radio's recent institutional difficulties), says that one of his main tasks is raising the ensemble's international profile.

"Algeria's upstream sector has been hampered by a double challenge: development delays, partly due to fiscal terms, and institutional difficulties," said Leila Benali, an analyst at the consultants IHS CERA in Paris.

Another point is that the individual/household-based nature of water vending system presents a simple process without unnecessary institutional difficulties.

The more engagements we have with ordinary people, radio conversations, TV, mobilising on facebook, the more things will go beyond the constraints of institutional difficulty.

"Some union leaders believe that institutional difficulty will occur at first, but union resolve may stiffen," says Lee Adler, who teaches public sector labor law at Cornell University.

The inter-institutional difficulties in coordinating nuclear policies are affecting the ability of the EU to implement nuclear policies and must be resolved.

He rebuked officials hiding "behind minor institutional or technical difficulties in order to avoid taking action".

However, ideological, motivational, institutional, and communication difficulties have kept the movement from growing further (Ashta and Hudon 2012).