Sentence examples for too complex to administer from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, existing capital rules are insufficient to prevent another crisis and are either too complex to administer or too easy to manipulate.

The participants believed that existing self-report measures would be too long and complex to administer via telephone, given this was generally the only means of contacting caregivers.

Opponents might argue that such regulation would be too complex to be administered by the federal government, but regional outposts of federal agencies daily administer environmental, securities and safety regulations that are far more complex.

The document itself says the move would be "generally quite complex to administer".

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has suggested that the new policy will make the system complex to administer.

Starting operation in 2006/07, the new rights-based management system provides a model for small coastal states or small industrial fisheries that previously had considered rights-based systems too complex to implement and administer, despite the inherent advantages of rights-based management.

Suggestions were to use CDSS during a physical examination appointment or following the patient visit if the problem was too complex, and to administer the RAQ component of the tool in the reception area or examination rooms if patients were involved in completing the questionnaire.

"The world is too complex to model.

Instruments got too complex to understand.

Issues are too complex to be evaluated this way.

Worse, they were too complex to be fully understood.