Finally, it is contended that a good faith exception will be difficult to apply in practice.
But for millions of other devices that run Linux, particularly embedded versions of the operating system, the patch will be difficult to apply, and potentially nonexistent.
This would be difficult to apply to other cases, he said, and governments would want clarity around whether there should be a prescriptive approach from the courts.
Chemicals may be difficult to apply without irrigation, and neither may be practical unless farming technology has advanced beyond relatively primitive methods.
Mr Monti's unbundling remedy will be difficult to apply, it may not survive an appeal, and it may not slow the Microsoft juggernaut even if it does.
However, it may be difficult to apply this assumption to practical systems because of the limitations of the current transceiver design.
Lessons from the Victorian experience may be difficult to apply in other areas of groundwater use in Australia and overseas, where there may be a quite different history of development and culture of groundwater management.
The 1990 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act, which governs parenthood rules arising from surrogacy – with minor amendments in 2008 to include unmarried or same-sex couples – can be difficult to apply to the reality of modern surrogacy.
According to King, the findings may be difficult to apply.
Liveris' innovations may be difficult to apply to the entire company.
Efficiency, too, may be difficult to apply which would argue against its use as a criterion.
