Instead, convoluted codes of practice will be published instead.
Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye.
So while in a prosperous home you might find two high incomes, in a poorer home one low income might be supplemented by a convoluted mix of benefits – a pattern found far less often abroad.
Richard Hankin, the director of 16 Acres, a documentary that charts the deeply convoluted progress at the site, says this confusion over who's in charge of signing off is typical.
In Austria a special parliamentary committee investigating political corruption is questioning serving and former ministers this week about a convoluted web of alleged bribery and profiteering from government tenders and skewed legislation.
She has different titles in each of the 16 countries over which she reigns, though they are all variants on her convoluted UK job description: Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her Other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Some are circuitous, others take bafflingly convoluted detours.
In an era of increasingly complex and convoluted mass surveillance systems, some argue that "privacy is dead", impossible to protect in the face of rapid technological advancements.
The military tribunal is the latest development in an extraordinarily convoluted and distorted legal saga that has already damaged the prospects of a fair trial for any of the accused.
Speaking on BBC Radio Orkney's Around Orkney programme on Monday morning, Carmichael offered a rather convoluted explanation for why this was not an outright lie.
Some lobby journalists claimed the leaks were coming from the police, others suggested they may have come via a convoluted route from Downing Street.
