Sentence examples for difficulty of complying with from inspiring English sources

He said the difficulty of complying with rules for new developments makes home building expensive in New Jersey and drives up the cost of housing.

There are regulations and other legal safeguards intended to protect pensions, and companies often cite the cost and difficulty of complying with those rules.

The fruit-growing cooperative Ocean Spray expressed concern in its filing about the difficulty of complying with European regulations on pesticide residue.

But many complain about the difficulty of complying with complex regulations.Explore the findings in our interactive map, which rates states by "business climate," tax codes and regulations.

Three other Republicans who will appear on the ballots in most other states -- Gary L. Bauer, Senator Orrin G. Hatch and Alan Keyes -- have withdrawn from New York, all citing the difficulty of complying with the rules.

Though Britain did briefly have a pro-life party, it was disbanded in December, citing the difficulty of complying with the (rather undemanding) requirements of the Electoral Commission, which regulates political parties.

Different laboratories reported conflicting results with respect to confirmation of infection, possibly because of the difficulties of complying with specimen-handling requirements in resource-poor settings.

This paper presents the results derived from four national surveys conducted from 2008 to 2015 that involved the Italian ISO 14001 certified organizations to explore their difficulties and advantages of complying with the ISO 14001 requirements.

"The legislation... would avoid the potential inconsistency and practical difficulty of manufacturers complying with what could become a patchwork of various state and local mandates," Jeffrey Bye, vice president of Prestone, a unit of Honeywell International Inc., told the panel.

The associated well-known problems (corrosion, product purification, and disposal of spent catalyst) lead to high operating costs and a continuously increasing difficulty to comply with environmental regulations.

In any event, the outlays are very small relative to the value of agricultural production, and Egypt would face little difficulty in complying with the provisions of the Agreement, even if these SDT expenditures were to be put into the non-product-specific AMS category.