Sentence examples for complexity of administration from inspiring English sources

The costs of government in Java were rising as a result of the growing complexity of administration.

International regulation based on social justice is not prevented by a lack of resources, or by complexity of administration: its negotiation, development and phased implementation is a question of political resolve from governments and world leaders.

A ruler as energetic, hardworking, and intelligent as Catherine could perform these tasks almost single-handedly, as had Peter I; but with the growing complexity of administration even Catherine felt the need for such a body, if only to reduce her involvement in every small detail or contested matter and to provide a wider scope for government by permanent laws and uniform regulations.

The main problem with these agents and their combinations is the complexity of administration, at day hospitals and through intravenous injections, which seriously impairs patient quality of life.

An agent with a similar metabolic efficacy but without the complexity of administration is desirable although the evidence of benefit for such an agent in myocardial protection is lacking.

The deciding factors are usually: the type of liability protection, the method of taxation, and the complexity of administration.

This added to the complexities of administration, especially in the matter of appointments.

The suspected deal between Pakistan and North Korea underscores the enormous diplomatic complexity of the administration's task in trying to disarm North Korea, an effort that began in earnest today.

The increased complexity of modern administration -- with the need for a vast bureaucracy of literate bureaucrats -- made Latin impractical and the use of vernacular German essential, suddenly sharpening the Magyar, Romanian, Czech and Italian subjects' sense of themselves as discriminated minorities with their own national identities.

However, the complexity of interview administration and potential for recall bias are notable limitations.

While such coordination can be challenging due to the complexity of city administration, the current set-up provides no opportunity for urban freight transport considerations.