Sentence examples for more difficult to comply from inspiring English sources

Now, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg cynically proposes to make it more difficult to comply with the statute's prior notice requirements.

They will be all the more difficult to comply with because of bizarre rules meaning NGOs campaigning together could be jointly liable for each other's costs.

By taking those jobs, though, many middle- and upper-middle-class Americans have found it more and more difficult to comply with requirements on reporting the existence and value of bank accounts overseas and to reconcile the taxes of different countries.

Household transmission of influenza can be reduced by the use of NPI, but low acceptability of some NPI such as facemasks make it more difficult to comply with some of these recommendations.

While the communications industry does not like more regulation, it has generally not found it difficult to comply with the existing four principles, lobbyists said.

They will help medical authorities and policy makers to examine how the act of parliament is applied and to understand more clearly which features of the current law are difficult to comply with.

"But the law gets very difficult to comply with.

"Federal law makes it very difficult to comply with providing in-woods housing," he said.

This could include vulnerable claimants with mental health or social functioning problems, who find it difficult to comply with directions".

While good for consumers, they are onerous to the content providers and are difficult to comply with.

BLANKENSHIP: They're very difficult to comply with.