Sentence examples for cited the complexity from inspiring English sources

It cited the complexity of how hospitals are required to report costs and said it believed that hospitals met all legal requirements in how they reported Novation's distributions to them.

The district cited the "complexity of ongoing litigation" as the reason for the increase.

At a five-hour public hearing Monday night, the commission cited the complexity of issues and the late hour as reasons for the postponement.

That report, originally expected last Friday, was delayed by the trade body's dispute-settlement panel, which cited the complexities of the case.

But Bout's lawyer requested a postponement (the first of several), citing the "complexity of the sentencing issues".

In surveys about what bothers them the most about taxes, far more people cite the complexity of the system than the amount they pay.

Mr. Bostock asked Mr. Ballmer for more time to evaluate the offer, citing the complexity of separating Yahoo's search business from the rest of the business.

Judge Chin had given the groups all summer to revise the settlement, twice granting extensions when lawyers for the groups asked for more time, citing the complexity of the issues.

There is a blind spot on the other side too, exemplified by those Conservative Brexiteers who fought a campaign promising simple immigration solutions, and now plead for time, citing the complexity of their task.

Beyond the technical difficulties, several founders of e-mail startups cite the complexity of trying to improve on something that is extremely important to so many of us, but used so differently by all of us.

But citing the complexity of the issue, the government only said it would launch "a detailed consultation examining options, including new legislation, to make it easier for both the workforce and businesses to understand whether someone is an employee, worker or self-employed".