Sentence examples for was difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

The operation, inaugurated in January 1992, was difficult to implement, notably because the Khmer Rouge refused to disarm and cooperate, the UN machinery for such an innovative mission was cumbersome, and the ruling party in Phnom Penh was unwilling to cede day-to-day political power to the UN.

Benham said it was difficult to implement change when things appeared to be going so well, but added: "I am single-minded in my resolve that we can leave no stone unturned in our quest for sustainable Premier League football".

This was difficult to implement in the current model structure where charging points are installed when they were predicted to satisfy a certain return on investment for infrastructure providers.

Although other studies have considered actual deployed network scenarios, it was difficult to implement these algorithms in practice because of factors such as complexity, lack of flexibility, and diversity of practical network deployment scenarios.

For instance, Matthes and Haas developed an approach in 1985 which did not gain favor largely because the form of the doubles correction apparently required numerical integration which was difficult to implement with the computer technology of that time.

This solution required technical precision in the gears and hence was difficult to implement.

This algorithm, however, is difficult to implement, and no implementation is readily available for experiments.

It would be difficult to implement Gabow's algorithm because no efficient implementation is currently known.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Bertarelli's proposals could be difficult to implement.

Ethnic federalism has potential pitfalls and is difficult to implement.