Sentence examples for the states difficulty from inspiring English sources

One reason for the states' difficulty in shaping an offer has been their disagreement over how the money would be paid.

Besides the stated difficulties in communication between science and policy, one possible way of success in environmental communication could be represented by the presence of those intermediaries who have relationships with key stakeholders/decision makers and are able to translate information for them so that they become understandable and usable for action [20, 29].

The state found difficulty making its case, and it took until January 1958 before the magistrate committed 95 of the defendants for trial at the Transvaal supreme court.

Democrats in the state had difficulty finding a top-tier candidate to field in the race, and none of those who entered the primary had significant statewide experience.

"A rising suicide rate in prison reflects the state's difficulty in discharging its duty of care to some of the most vulnerable in its charge".

The state had difficulty arranging defense counsel for Saldívar; a spokesperson commented that any lawyer defending Saldívar could face death threats.

"The application of Fourth Amendment standards, originally intended to restrict only the Federal Government, to the States presents some difficulty when searches of automobiles are involved.

That might further increase the burden on the state.Such difficulties illustrate that there are no simple solutions to pension reform.

In particular, it provides an explanation for the state's difficulties in capturing the oil rents and rationalizes the tendency of governments to periodically renege on their prior agreements pursuing the quasi-rents.

In a report made public on Monday, the Pew Center on the States underscored the difficulties of developing in the area when it gave New Jersey's state government a C for how it managed its employees, budgets and infrastructure.

Import agencies commenting on the issue state the difficulty more bluntly as "counterfeit certificates".