While bankers said yesterday that the impact of the Mellon move was not yet fully understood, it seemed clear that it was getting more complex to take out a jumbo loan in today's banking marketplace.
Disney World said Tuesday that it is putting out cigarettes and cigars for good in its hotels and time-share buildings, making it the largest single-site resort complex to take such an action, company officials said.
But most of "The Ungovernables" was really just unmanageable at a jam-packed opening, where Minam Apang's fascinating, large-scale drawings were among the works too complex to take in at a glance.
It is time for a single commissioner for people with complex needs to take a strategic overview of health, social care and housing.
It is Peter Ackroyd's remarkable achievement, in this complex and fascinating novel, to take a figure who was already a legend in his own lifetime, and recreate him as a creature of myth; indeed, an epic hero, able to shape truth to his vision, to call on the powers of the gods still residing among the ruins of the city.
If foundations intend to contribute to progress on complex issues, they need to take a fresh look at whether their longstanding internal cultures are equipping them for success or whether they represent a fundamental mismatch with their larger strategic goals and aspirations.
"I wanted to take a complex ingredient like Bénédictine and make a simple drink out of it," he explained.
The agency recently ordered Roche to take a complex genetic test off the market until it could be approved by the agency.
It's good that she doesn't make this point repeatedly, because I think it's too complex an issue on which to take a political stand.
Once again, government experts were told to take a complex, decentralized system — in this case the financial markets — and impose rules, rationality and order.
