Sentence examples for law is complex from inspiring English sources
The law is complex, to be sure.
The election law is complex and itself controversial.
However, tax law is complex and taking advice is always recommended.
The law is complex and places a vast new set of demands on the nation's school systems.
EU law is complex: a protected state service can restrict commissioning to within its own ranks – but once opened out, everything falls under the Office of Fair Trading and EU competition rules.
The relevant law is complex and depends on whether the parties are "domiciled" (legally resident) in England or one of them can demonstrate a form of habitual residence in England or Spain.
He found that the law was complex and obscure.
Whatever view one took, he said, the law was complex and needed to be drafted carefully.
Lone said the debate about sharia law was complex, with answers often "between a rock and a hard place".
Although there is already scope for local councils to intervene, a spokesman said that applying to the courts for warrants under common law was "complex".
The views of abortion according to different strands of Islam and Islamic law are complex and often exacerbated by wider political concerns (Bowen et al. 1997).
