With the unemployment rate already above 24%, the government finds it difficult to implement its commitment under the bail-out programme to reduce the public-sector workforce by 150,000 by 2015.
However, the ontologic and polyhierarchical nature of the SNOMED CT concept model make it difficult to implement in its entirety within electronic health record systems that largely employ object oriented or relational database architectures.
Furthermore, implementation science research suggests that not only is it difficult to implement new practices, it can be equally challenging to undo practices that have been in place for some time [ 56].
The security situation in Afghanistan still makes it difficult to implement infrastructure projects.
"But he's had to team up with Somare's party, with vested interests, so he might find it difficult to implement the recommendations in full".
A customer might bring you a good idea, but sometimes at first you only see the practical problems which make it difficult to implement.
As Denis Bugrov, the senior vice-president for strategy, says, this "Russian nesting-doll architecture" raised overhead costs and made it difficult to implement strategy.
Cincinnati's criminal-justice system is swamped by low-level, nonviolent misdemeanors, which makes it difficult to implement proven risk-needs assessments on those high-risk offenders that C.I.R.V. targets, and to focus on evidence-based interventions.
This is that while many companies have made a range of credible commitments on their social and environmental goals and policies, and generally seem to understand the serious sustainability risks and opportunities for the future of business, they are finding it difficult to implement these either quickly or consistently, whether internally or along their supply chains.
Unavailability of velocity sensors makes it difficult to implement this simple control logic.
This makes it difficult to implement condition assessment technologies on a large scale.
