Sentence examples for particularly difficult to administer from inspiring English sources
The paid sick leave benefit has not been particularly difficult to administer nor expensive to provide — in fact, paid sick leave increased his payroll costs by less than 1 percent.
Some, such as Synercid, which Aventis sold to King Pharmaceuticals today, are especially difficult to administer.
It will be particularly difficult to deal with the US Congress.
Inherited assets can be particularly difficult to deal with.
Some of Cornwallis' opponents were particularly difficult to deal with.
With respect to the toxicities that can occur, we believe that application of utilities obtained for the toxicity vignettes in this study may even be more accurate than those based on a generic measure used in a trial, particularly because it may be difficult to administer a patient reported outcomes measure in a timely way in conjunction with such events.
As barriers to trade and investment tumble, cross-national differences in tax structures may loom larger and create incentives for relocations of capital and labor; and efficient and equitable income tax systems are becoming more difficult to administer and enforce, particularly because of the growing importance of multinational enterprises.
City finance officials said it would be difficult to administer.
More important, it was incredibly difficult to administer.
"But implementation of all of these rules might prove complex and difficult to administer".
The National Retail Federation criticized the proposal, saying it would be difficult to administer.
