Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Unfortunately, despite continuous efforts by successive Presidencies, it has proved difficult to find a solution that would reconcile the different interests and achieve a compromise that would obtain sufficient support for adoption of the proposal.
• Conversely, it has proved difficult to achieve a genuinely open dialogue with the ministries responsible for visa policy.
• The directive has proved difficult to implement
• Any move to improve the quality and availability of information, especially on agricultural policy and Structural Funds (which has proved difficult for the public to obtain), is a positive step towards the EU assuming its democratic obligations.
• Despite recognition in European legislation, it has proved difficult to implement the right of consumer associations to representation.
• The Nigeria Police Force has a long history of engaging in unprofessional, corrupt and criminal conduct and has proved difficult to effectively manage and control.
• It has proved difficult to find information in earlier years on contracts where Nomisma was a member of a consortium but not the leader.
• In any case, it has proved difficult to apply effectively.

• This group has proven difficult to locate, Chad.
• 2007 has proven to be an interesting and difficult year for the ECB, presenting a strong growth in the first half of the year followed by the financial turmoil from August and onwards.
• Mr President, there has been a third issue during this Presidency, which has proven to be extremely difficult: that of the future of the energy and climate package.
• It has proven to be a much more difficult and complex task to realise the objective we share with Commissioner Siim Kallas, according to which a positive DAS would be guaranteed for 2009, thereby pre
• This has proven to be difficult for the enforcement of arrangements between home and host country schemes (topping up) and to delay payout and should therefore be discontinued.
• empting the frequently unfounded criticisms.
• Under these circumstances, assessing the impact of the measures on the activity relating to candles only, has proven to be difficult.
• This has proven to be difficult for the enforcement of arrangements between home and host country schemes (topping up) and to delay payout and should therefore be discontinued.