In addition to being difficult to draft, acceptable specific lists or examples of permissible activities would be very difficult to keep current.
Analysts say G.E. has diversified so much that it has been difficult to draft a unified plan to deal with the recession.
Mrs. Capps said the outside spending had convinced her more than ever of the need for overhauling campaign finance laws, but she acknowledged that it would be difficult to draft mandatory restrictions that would pass constitutional muster, given First Amendment concerns.
But the lack of easy answers to the questions raised by the case suggest it's going to be difficult to draft new, ethically sensitive protections for human research subjects.
Such petitions are difficult to draft, and Elizabeth R. OuYang, the president of OCA-NY, an Asian-American civil rights organization that championed Mr. Wu, said his naturalization was an important step in encouraging advocacy groups and law firms to try to help.
It is difficult to believe there were draft-day doubts 17 years ago about Marino.
Because it is precisely these characteristics of reporting that make it possible to detect weak, sloppy, or poorly designed studies, it is difficult to understand how use of the draft guidelines might lead to a dumbing down of improvement science.
With computers able to generate new drafts at a keystroke, it is difficult to distinguish formal "work papers" from informal notes, drafts or what accountants call "desk files".
"You have the heavy political coun seling at one end of the spectrum and, at the other, the pure informa tion‐givers". Consequently, a por trait of the typical draft counselor would be difficult to draw.
"[He] can make things happen on the basepaths". What the Angels love about Grichuk, meanwhile, is his power -- a tool Bane said the organization needed to add in this draft but one that is difficult to project in a high school player.
