Sentence examples for push difficult from inspiring English sources

Infighting that ultimately destroyed the coalition centered on disputes over how to push difficult economic measures intended to strengthen the economy through a reluctant Parliament.

1.43pm: A comment from Wietse van der Werf, international director of the Black Fish, which "campaigns to end illegal and destructive fishing practices": What is most disappointing about the publication of today's report is that it is yet another attempt to push difficult decisions related to the fishing issue forward by at least another few years.

They have pushed difficult choices into the future.

"This pushes difficult budget choices off to future years and is ultimately unsustainable," the report said.

But Clinton was simply expressing her belief that the Presidency is more about pushing difficult legislation through a fractious Congress than it is about transforming society.

Indeed, Mr. Wen, the departing prime minister, has spent a lot of time talking about the need for economic changes, but has had little success in pushing difficult decisions through the bureaucracies of the Communist Party and the government.

He is pushing difficult change on every front – more flexible company-based labour laws, sunday trading, a £50bn public spending cut, tax breaks for innovation, and the break up of monopolies.

The first President Bush was aggressive in pushing difficult social issues onto the court's agenda, urging the justices to overturn Roe v. Wade, for example, or to start reopening the door to organized prayer in public schools.

On the one side are the natural-birth proponents, armed with research supporting the idea that epidurals lengthen labor, make pushing difficult, increase the risk of a Caesarean section, and leave the newborn unable to properly latch on to the breast after birth.

Is pushing difficult children out of network schools the policy?

But the company's strong performance recently made this year's push a difficult one.