Sentence examples for proceedings difficult from inspiring English sources

But turning this into television involves a level of manipulation, sentimentality and just plain cheesiness that for some will render the proceedings difficult to watch.

After lengthy government consultations and proposals followed by counter-proposals, on 27 April the court doors were opened to a very limited extent – with media allowed in but subject to reporting restrictions that made dissemination of the detail of court proceedings difficult.

Even for a native English speaker, immigration proceedings are difficult to understand.

This act introduced referral orders - a new sentence for first-time young offenders who plead guilty - and extra support for child witnesses who find giving evidence in criminal proceedings particularly difficult.

DS Shaw returned to the e-crime unit – a £7m project established in 2008 to tackle cybercrime – after the internal hearing exonerated him, but he found working with colleagues who had brought false proceedings too difficult, and transferred to the extradition and international assistance units.

A contingent of the international news media came to Kabul to cover the proceedings, which were difficult to observe.

There were immediate technical issues that continued all day, with fractured pictures and delayed audio, which, combined with the complex legal proceedings, made it difficult for many people to understand what was going on.

Despite the difficult start, proceedings resumed in the afternoon and charges against Habré were read out.

Of course, it is not a surprise to most people that court proceedings are expensive and difficult.

For many conference proceedings it would be difficult to assess the internal and external validity of the trial based on the information reported.

Almost all these charges have been brought in secret proceedings, which makes it difficult to assess whether the government has overstepped its authority.