Sentence examples for permits difficult from inspiring English sources

Private institutions have taken up some of the slack, but a corrupt and tortuous bureaucracy makes obtaining permits difficult.

The ferry schedule is erratic as the weather cools and nonexistent when the bay freezes over, and driving permits are difficult to obtain.

For those living in government-run refugee camps, leaving that lifeline could mean destitution -- there are few formal job opportunities for Syrians and work permits are difficult to come by.

Also, this method is computerizable, which permits us to accomplish difficult and tiresome algebraic calculations on a computer with ease.

And though some of his logic seems flawed – such as Pietersen's unrealistic belief that Flower should have dispensed with squad rules and allowed Trott to have his wife, Abi, and daughter, Lily, with him before the rest of the players' families were permitted – it is difficult not to consider a nod at his wisdom on the mental health of his friend.

"Public and government opposition, difficult permitting processes, and environmental requirements are often restricting the much-needed modernization," the report found.

"Every work permit is difficult.

That's tricky, because the residential permit is difficult to obtain, while the commercial driving license adds a cost that may see some part-time drivers decide that driving with Didi doesn't make sense financially.

If your climate permits, consider planting vegetables that are difficult to locate for purchase in your area.

They say, for example, that permits to build churches have become very difficult to obtain.

In light of this history, creating a political atmosphere that permits and encourages difference and plurality will be difficult.