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

The proposed compensation payments to poor households might or might not arrive: federal and local governments alike have a dreadful record for non-and late-payment of their obligations.Politically, the new system will be difficult to impose because local officials will have to do much of the work, and local governors will rightly see it as a vote-loser.

Though Noa told Het Parool that she thinks the law will be difficult to impose, she noted that it is "symbolic, and I think that's good".

"A credible big-bank resolution process that imposes creditor losses will be difficult to enforce, especially when regulators are explicitly directed to mitigate disruptions to the financial system, as they are in the proposed reform bill.

Such rules will be difficult to enforce.

They also noted that with forcing functions, it is difficult to impose "realistic" global constraints on the "piecewise" solutions described with a forcing function, and these models will have problems estimating standard errors.

"It's difficult to impose the Sarbanes-Oxley model legally on school districts," he said.

"At first it was difficult to impose my new musical direction.

Western interventions have been unsuccessful largely because it's difficult to impose democracy on tribal societies.

Nevertheless, there are plenty of legitimate ways for businesses and individuals to move to countries with more favourable tax regimes.So the temptation will be to impose taxes that will be difficult to escape, in particular sales or value-added taxes.

He will be difficult to campaign against".

"It will be difficult to replace him".