Sentence examples for Difficult to comply from inspiring English sources

"But the law gets very difficult to comply with.

"Federal law makes it very difficult to comply with providing in-woods housing," he said.

Now, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg cynically proposes to make it more difficult to comply with the statute's prior notice requirements.

This could include vulnerable claimants with mental health or social functioning problems, who find it difficult to comply with directions".

Fishers need financial help adapting to the changing regulatory environment, he said, because without that support, "it would be very difficult to comply".

They will be all the more difficult to comply with because of bizarre rules meaning NGOs campaigning together could be jointly liable for each other's costs.

The GPs described several barriers to taking on the role of broker and referring to mental health professionals including bureaucracy, unawareness of resources, liaison with other health care professionals and perceptions of patient adherence: [It is difficult] to comply with all the paperwork to go with mental health plans and then [choosing] which items.

Some participants thought that the legislation was open to interpretation; thus making it difficult to always comply.

But, Mr. Varone said, architects, engineers and building owners fear it will be very difficult for owners to comply with the law.

Unless the character of Mr. Hussein's government changes significantly, it will be difficult for Iraq to comply with intrusive inspections, giving the Bush administration the provocation it is seeking.

It makes it very difficult for companies to comply because they don't have enough money to have experts in all those areas.