Sentence examples for be difficult to comply from inspiring English sources
In case of RPs labelled with short or very short half-life radionuclides (e.g. C-11 or Ga-68), it might be difficult to comply with European Union (EU) guidelines, that often claim for radioactivity at Activity Reference Time (ART) to be defined for the final radiopharmaceutical product, and process validation is then used to establish a suitable radioactivity concentration range.
When city of Oakland officials wanted to narrow a wide road near a major transit station and add two bike lanes, they realized it would be difficult to comply with the environmental law's rules and didn't proceed, said Jason Patton, Oakland's bike program manager.
Over at ThinkProgress, Brad Johnson pulls video of Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship registering complaints in June of 2009 that the safety rules governing mines were "difficult to comply with" and "nonsensical".
Dempsey, citing several consent decrees under which the department is operating, said it's "difficult" to comply with mandates to reduce jail violence and provide adequate care for suicidal and other mentally ill inmates in the existing facilities.
Advancements in TB research also give us hope -- a new rapid diagnostic test and new treatments are being developed, which is key as the current treatments take at least 6 months to complete and are difficult to comply with; and while it won't be ready before 2020, there is promising work being done to develop a vaccine.
However, exercise programs were difficult to comply with [ 38].
They will help medical authorities and policy makers to examine how the act of parliament is applied and to understand more clearly which features of the current law are difficult to comply with.
Both mentors and nurses commented that it was difficult to comply with the guidelines requiring postnatal check-ups at 15-minute intervals, particularly in high-volume facilities with competing demands on nurses' time.
Anecdotally, some parents say this is difficult to comply with and Figure 1 illustrates the shift in this practice as the infant gets older, with 68% room sharing at 3 weeks declining to 38% at 23 weeks.
Carmakers are in support of the idea, ever pushing customers toward their own built-in systems, while tech companies argue that the law would be difficult to enforce and impractical to comply with.
