Sentence examples for difficulties in administering from inspiring English sources
Why should developing countries that have difficulties in administering direct taxes, and so rely more on land and consumption taxes, not have low income taxes?
I remain fully cognizant of these problems and realize they will produce some difficulties in administering the writ, but believe they would be greatly ameliorated by adequate recognition of the principle of finality in the operation of the criminal process.
He then wangled his way into the Hayden Planetarium in New York and convinced the director to buy several of the machines for $2,000 each.When his elder brother, a medical student, complained of the difficulties in administering insulin to diabetics, Mr Kamen dropped out of college and created the world's first wearable drug-infusion pump.
Everyone acknowledges that there will be snags and difficulties in administering such a huge new program, but saying, "Think about the Department of Motor Vehicles running your healthcare," to chuckles from the audience, doesn't encourage cooperation, patience and ingenuity in helping to make it work.
The use of standardized outcome measures for quality of life in research has been limited by difficulties in administering and scoring quality of life [88], but quality of life can be used as a valid outcome measure [35], [88].
The list of potential difficulties in administering anesthesia to an obese, preterm parturient needs to be elaborated in detail.
The lawyer for the reservists, Michael Sfard, said that as a democracy Israel should be willing to endure a bit more difficulty in administering its military.
"This investigation concluded the viability of the IV access point was the single greatest factor that contributed to the difficulty in administering the execution drugs," the review said.
Control of TB is complicated by its ease of transmission, difficulty in administering the long-course chemotherapy regimens, and subsequent appearance of multidrug-resistant strains (MDR-TB).
Given the toxicity, cost and difficulty in administering the current three-drug regimen (TICb) in a multi-institutional setting, it is the authors' belief that randomised phase III comparisons of TICb vs either paclitaxel+carboplatin or paclitaxel+ifosfamide doublets are not currently justifiable.
