Despite progress on corruption, investors complain of confusing regulations and labor laws that make it difficult to dismiss employees.
The United States recently has tried to elevate cooperation with the Chinese police to fight international drug trafficking, making it difficult to dismiss Beijing's allegations without investigating them.
But Camby's history of injuries makes it difficult to dismiss his pain as one of the inconsequential bumps and bruises that afflict players during a National Basketball Association season.
Spicer claimed that "the report is not an intelligence report, plain and simple," although his administration itself has given little credence to reports from the intelligence community and the document did indeed circulate among intelligence officials, making it difficult to dismiss outright.
Even if meditation time did co-vary with motivation to quit, the association between meditation time and smoking abstinence makes it difficult to dismiss the possibility that meditation provided some effect over and above motivation alone.
These and other recent studies [ 37] make it difficult to dismiss any of the CDC 684 non-synonymous mutations as candidates for a role in the attenuated phenotype without further analysis.
They made it difficult to drive".
It made it difficult to hear everything.
This has made it difficult to define.
French laws make it hard to dismiss workers.
