Sentence examples for procedural difficulties in from inspiring English sources

It was argued, especially by Benegal Narsing Rau, that the incorporation of such a clause would hamper social legislation and cause procedural difficulties in maintaining order, and therefore it ought to be excluded from the Constitution altogether.

Procedural difficulties in SFD deployment were frequent and anti-thrombosis prophylaxis appears to reduce the resulting clinical sequelae, but at the cost of morbidity due to extracranial bleeding.

There were no significant clinical factors that accounted for the procedural difficulty in the two failed attempts.

More often, deliberate legal and procedural difficulties put in place by governments restrict Roma from securing proper documentation.

This has had little direct impact in Geneva so far, but that is only because the Doha negotiations are still mired in procedural difficulties rather than substance.

In addition to the inevitable interpretative problems involved in applying norms fashioned in multicultural settings, controversial theories about the interrelation of national and international law, as well as many procedural difficulties, burden the human rights claimant in this setting.

The man who perhaps did more than any other critic to expose the procedural difficulties that confront any writer who wants to stay in touch with the things that are worth writing about died insolvent: a trust fund had to be set up to support his family.

The observers have said there were serious procedural difficulties, including missing ballots; sacks of ballots that arrived late, were left in the mud and may or may not have been counted; and polling places that did not open.

Meanwhile, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate should stop inventing endless excuses — Iraq, a crowded calendar, procedural difficulties — for why they cannot move swiftly to reconcile their two energy bills.

In dismissing the government's complaints about the practical barriers to implementing judicial authorisation, the high court noted that such complaints were mostly related to procedural difficulties, and that implementing prior judicial approval should not be "particularly cumbersome".

Instead, the court dismissed the case as improvidently granted, probably because it was beset with procedural difficulties.