Sentence examples for it difficult to bring from inspiring English sources

A number of procedural hurdles make it difficult to bring actions against the banks.

Ms. Perelman, who took over as board chairwoman in 2009, also found it difficult to bring reform to the organization.

But the lack of infrastructure in such a remote area would make it difficult to bring production to shore.

The report applied legal standards that made it difficult to bring new cases involving monopoly and predatory practices.

But in most cases lack of evidence against individuals and companies makes it difficult to bring charges.

International collectors, meanwhile, were still scarce; a punitive tax regime made it difficult to bring contemporary art into or out of the country.Since 2000 all that has changed.

It appears Hamas is finding it increasingly difficult to bring cash from abroad into Gaza.

Assistant chief constable Chris Tew said it was difficult to bring prosecutions against the gang because it was not what the family wanted.

The building was so extensively damaged that it was difficult to bring out bodies, he said, and it will have to be repaired before that work can end.

In what follows, we will list a number of reasons why it is difficult to bring about change, in particular as it relates to the ingredients of education, partly its aims, but primarily its content.

"We have NRW now, but unfortunately it was formed at a time of economic constraints which made it more difficult to bring things into a functioning body".