Sentence examples for took very difficult from inspiring English sources

I took very difficult steps".

Do you support such attacks as legitimate resistance? A. I condemned it completely, not only that I declared a state of emergency and I took very difficult steps.

All government's took very difficult decisions.

We're taking very difficult votes here.

You have to take very difficult decisions with a clamour around you".

The playmaker said: "It's difficult to take, very difficult but we'll be looking to go further in the Europa League, we'll be taking a keen interest in that.

And they are saying that the state must be bigger, the state must give more.DC: Well we are dealing with life after five years of taking very difficult decisions to get the deficit down.

On the BP cuts, Deirdre Michie, the chief executive of Oil & Gas UK, said: "Companies are having to take very difficult decisions in what continues to be a challenging time, and we as an industry must be thoughtful and supportive of our colleagues who are being made redundant or facing uncertainty".

"However, as a result of the £1.5bn UK government budget cuts since 2010/11, we cannot afford to fund everything at the same level and have taken very difficult decisions to minimise the impact on services".

"The encouraging thing is that I think there is an understanding across all parts of government that we have got to take very, very difficult decisions".

Full stop," Stuart Gibson, director of the UNESCO Sulaimaniya Museum Project said to CNN. "The Kurdish authorities took a very difficult and I must admit a very courageous position and they said we are going to buy these objects," Gibson added.