Sentence examples for it was difficult to enforce from inspiring English sources

The authorities said it was difficult to enforce.

"It was so draconian that it was difficult to enforce," Professor Freeman said.

But he said it was difficult to enforce the agreements when someone drove up looking for workers and was surrounded by men jockeying for a job.

It's difficult to enforce.

Officials say the law is so vague that it is difficult to enforce.

The relative ease of driving is also a factor, although Buehler warned it is difficult to enforce measures against cars before other options are in place.

Such parents can be granted a special annual allowance as well as a bonus towards their retirement assistance.But it is difficult to enforce a policy that is so tangled with loopholes.

It is difficult to enforce infinite rigidity at the root of a cantilever during vibration tests.

But it is difficult to enforce, and work culture makes it hard for those entitled to exercise their right.

Previous laws were weak, "and it is difficult to enforce a weak law," says Angela Pratt, who leads WHO's Tobacco Free Initiative in China.

In Ethiopia, the volcanic regions of Erta 'Ale, Dallol and Gaet'ale are not (as yet) part of a national park, so it is difficult to enforce any kind of rules and regulations with regard to visits to potentially dangerous places.