Sentence examples for difficulties of administering from inspiring English sources
In 2010 the AEC noted the difficulties of administering the test of what a "benefit" to a political party is and how to interpret the "inexact phrase" of "significant extent".
I was apprehensive about the difficulties of administering a blog, but it transformed the typical circulation of informal writing (from the student to me, then back again with comments) into an open-ended exchange spanning several sections of the course.
Although mapping in China is almost as old as Chinese civilization itself, the Qing insistence on accurate, to-scale maps of their territory was a new response to the difficulties of administering a vast and growing empire.
Edwards immediately encountered significant challenges, including the difficulties of administering a college across two campuses, as well as old prejudices and hard feelings among those still loyal to either Jefferson College or Washington College.
Many worry about the practical difficulties of administering, scoring and interpreting QoL questionnaires, although some researchers have achieved this successfully in their own routine oncology practice [ 23].
Small numbers are apparent in this group due to the difficulties of administering a suite of questionnaires, including a 52-item fatigue measure, in a short clinic appointment.
However, the auditor said it acknowledged the difficulty of administering a benefits system of such complexity in a cost effective way.
Senators are also focusing on the difficulty of administering the tax credits in the House bill, which could be used either inside or outside the public insurance marketplaces, or exchanges.
Contrary to the position of the court then, there are no principles of law which allow a court to rule out certain tortious conduct by reason of general roughness of the game or difficulty of administering it.
