Sentence examples for difficult provisions from inspiring English sources

Several of the more controversial and difficult provisions still being negotiated are likely to be debated in the committee this week, or could be introduced later on the Senate floor.

It also proposed that the Finance Ministry draw the line between taxable and tax-exempt spaces within the same building — a difficult provision to enforce.

On the business side, there are difficult contractual provisions that would need to be addressed," said National Assn. of Broadcasters spokesman Dennis Wharton.

However, the volatility of data traffic can make it difficult to provision enough cloud resources to handle this traffic, affecting ISPs’ cost of handling data.

Continued advances in public health were the principal basis for the explosion of population growth, which in turn made more difficult the provision of other social services.

In addition, unlike MIPv6, the routing in NEMO BS is suboptimal, which makes difficult the provision of an adequate service performance.

"Bringing in more complication to the tax code, another difficult tax provision for the IRS to administer, and dubious tax policy at best is not the answer," Zerbe said.

In another study conducted by our team, health workers described that interaction with immigrant patients is often difficult and provision of care generates feelings of work overload, anxiety and frustration [ 30], as also pointed out by other authors [ 20].

Those lucky few migrants with access to money find it difficult to buy provisions in town.

For instance, it might be difficult to include provisions related to insurance coverage for abortions.

This Title added new Articles 102a through 109m to the Treaty Establishing the European Community (EC Treaty), and couched within these dense and often difficult to decipher provisions was nothing less than a revolution-the establishment of monetary union and the introduction of a single currency for the Member States of the European Union.