Sentence examples for complicated provisions from inspiring English sources

Though the FERC ruling contains many complicated provisions, there are two that clearly dictate how power prices will be determined.

The findings, by The Commonwealth Fund, indicate that the Obama administration still has a long way to go to make the law's complicated provisions clear to prospective buyers.

Managing the complicated provisions of the cap system quickly became an essential part of building a team, and it didn't take long until clubs were forced to trade players to stay under the cap.

The difficulties the government encountered in implementing some of the complicated provisions of the constitution, particularly regarding local government and finance, led Makarios to propose 13 amendments to Küçük in late 1963.

But Camden's parents have a head start, since New Jersey is among the first states to start acting on the complicated provisions of the federal requirements, signed into law in January.

The provision probably would not have helped the Lawrence family expose how little the police had done to find the murderer of their son.However, the greatest threat to the freedom of information bill now is that it will be delayed again, allowing mandarins and ministers plenty of time to pick its complicated provisions to bits.

Perceptions of discrimination by age, gender, or ethnicity commonly complicate provision of services, whether manifested authentically in the provision of such services or whether understood by populations to be the case.

She said using parliamentary privilege was a way to shield whistleblowers without involving complicated legislative provisions, which vary from state to state.

He explains that for large brands and companies, social media monitoring is complicated by provisioning, auditing and scaling across various countries.

For developing countries, lack of guidelines upon discharge from tertiary care and access to specialised care complicates provision of optimal care.

Provisions included pollution allowances for favored corporations, carbon credit-default swaps, complicated worldwide offset provisions to enable avoidance of actual pollution reductions at home and loopholes to extend the life of the dirtiest coal plants.