Sentence examples for will be difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

European farm subsidies are still higher than those in America: and proposed reforms will be difficult to implement.

While it has been welcomed by employees, the new proposal has received criticism from businesses who fear it will be difficult to implement.

But security experts say such measures — and even some lesser ones — will be difficult to implement outside of war zones or countries where hotels have already been made targets, even after the attacks in Mumbai.

Sir David Nicholson, who stepped down from his post a year ago, said the plan identified by his successor - boosting NHS funding by £8bn while making £22bn in efficiency savings, will be difficult to implement.

It will be difficult to implement the switching driving side without appropriate policy guidance.

"But without adequate numbers of trained staff, this agenda - which must be welcomed - will be difficult to implement," he said.

Such rules will be difficult to enforce.

Thus, both concepts cannot satisfy all stakeholders and will, therefore, be difficult to implement in practice.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Bertarelli's proposals could be difficult to implement.

At the White House, Press Secretary Josh Earnest conceded, "This is going to be difficult to implement.