Sentence examples for and complex to enforce from inspiring English sources

Although this approach is implemented in the majority of states in the United States, it is difficult and complex to enforce, particularly due to the lack of standardization in methods of assessing and determining drug-induced impairment (Kay and Logan [2011]; Romano and Pollini [2013]).

The codes eventually became enormously complex and difficult to enforce, and by 1935 the business community, which at first had welcomed the NRA, had become disillusioned with the program and blamed Roosevelt for its ineffectiveness.

They recognise this approach will be less attractive, more complex and more difficult to enforce and they would prefer to incorporate the new treaty into the EU treaties in the future.

Privately, though, they're paying attorneys a lot of money to render those laws more obscure, complex, unmanageable and difficult to enforce than any regulator would ever want.

This is because the OECD's [rules] are very complex and very difficult to enforce".

Legislation and capacity to enforce regulations and management practice is inadequate in most countries.

"Political risks are high and contracts hard to enforce.

They are also projected to have better knowledge, skills and communication competencies to enforce these wishes.

The employer mandate has never been popular with businesses, particularly because of the complex reporting requirements necessary to enforce the mandate.

Cellulases are distinctly categorized into three (i.e., endoglucanases, exoglucanases or cellobiohydrolases, and β-glucosidases or cellobiases) as per their structure and function, but work collaboratively to enforce the hydrolysis of the complex cellulose microfibrils of the plant cell wall.

"And we do have to enforce that law".