Sentence examples for complicated duty from inspiring English sources

That's a complicated duty requiring a balance between powers and resources for intelligence agencies and police, and maintaining the civil freedoms that supposedly define us.

As has been the case since Eduardo Vilaro took over as artistic director in 2009, there was also a sense of a company in conflict or transition, trying to fulfill its original mission of glorifying Latino culture while branching off in directions that might complicate that duty.

In O'Shea's case, the situation was complicated by his duty to maintain the inviolability of art works.

Defaults and foreclosures, however, complicate servicers' duties.

Phallic Victories narrowed the focus to three different pairings, as Virginia and Dr DePaul took a trip out of state, Ethan found his babysitting duties complicated by the reliably unreliable George, and Libby helped Masters prepare for his big day.

But stamp duty is complicated, rising in increments from zero on properties under €127,000 (£83,600) to 9percentnt on homes worth over €665,000 and also depending on whether you are a first-time buyer.

A problem with linear scanners is that the motor is required accelerating/decelerating so that all capillaries can be properly scanned, which makes motion control complicated and reduces the duty cycle.

Any assessment of the effect of the duties is complicated by the downturn in the housing sector and the weakening demand for lumber.

Q This new higher stamp duty seems awfully complicated.

Batteries are being used in increasingly complicated configurations with very demanding duty schedules.

Applying anti-dumping or anti-subsidy duties would be complicated, but one way or another they would push up operators' costs—and ultimately Europeans' mobile-phone bills.Mr De Gucht has had his eye on the telecoms market for many months.