Sentence examples for internal difficulties from inspiring English sources

To Markey, it's impossible to separate Pakistan's challenges in international relations from its internal difficulties.

These internal difficulties were compounded by problems in foreign affairs.

"She is facing huge internal difficulties that have the potential to end her chancellorship.

The community was open about Denkins' troubled past and the community's internal difficulties.

The company's HSN home shopping network has been struggling to recover from internal difficulties.

The Lib Dem leader was also scathing about Labour's internal difficulties.

Officials said the agency has also had internal difficulty keeping track of laptops that are sent to overseas stations, as well as sensitive information shared with thousands of contractors that the CIA has hired as part of a build-up over the past 10 years.

Whatever the merits of such general historical frameworks for critical interpretations of the present, the internal difficulty for a critical theory is that "real democracy," the goal of emancipatory criticism, demands a richer set of practical and theoretical resources, including institutional possibilities.

Strategically and militarily, it is not clear, apart from assuaging David Trimble's internal Unionist difficulties, what the purpose and value of IRA decommissioning is in the first place.

Many nations are also preoccupied with internal economic difficulties and are wary of the cost and risk of sending troops into conflict zones.

Changes could be due to external information becoming available from other studies, or internal financial difficulties, or could be due to a disappointing recruitment rate.