Sentence examples for to administer difficult from inspiring English sources
Collected at the pump, the tax is cheap to administer, difficult to avoid, and charges only for what the consumer actually uses.
The advantages of such a tax is that it eliminates special interest loopholes, is easy to administer, is difficult to game and cheat, promotes exports and new job creation, and provides vast amounts of loophole free revenues.
They administered difficult verbal tests to groups of black and white Stanford students.
Questionnaires, even verbally completed, were unsuccessful and difficult to administer as participants found the questionnaire structure and design difficult to follow and did not perceive any benefit to completing the questionnaires.
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.
Contrary to the government's blithe suggestion, a breakup of Microsoft would be hopelessly complex and difficult to administer.
State laws make it difficult to administer simple treatments in the home.
The cap-and-trade system is not working because it is expensive and difficult to administer.
