Sierra Leone requires English.The trickiest requirements are the fuzziest ones.
Such pressures for compromise do not all come from advertisers; they also come from within the network, which has its own commercial position to maintain, and its relations with its affiliated stations to think of, and which, finally, must meet the tricky F.C.C. requirements concerning the provision of equal time for presentation of opposing points of view on the airwaves.
In November, many of them them will find themselves standing in obscenely long lines when they try to exercise their right to vote and many more will be turned away or discouraged from showing up at the polls at all because of tricky identification requirements.
And he was thinking about ways of circumventing state certification requirements (a tricky issue in the textbook market).
Such high-net-worth individuals are considered "sophisticated investors," exempting Citigroup from certain registration requirements and making it trickier for regulators to bring a case.
Even if there are no glitches, choosing a port of call to be married in outside the United States can be tricky as each has its own legal requirements.
In order to make payments every six weeks without anyone noticing, Hastert allegedly withdrew the money in a tricky, illegal way that avoided transaction reporting requirements.
Equity financing is tricky too, since both Colorado and Washington have imposed residency requirements on the owners of marijuana businesses including anyone with an equity stake.The federal ban also makes it hard to do business in more than one state.
And yet, being as they are U.S. companies, they are required to comply with U.S. surveillance laws — putting them in the "tricky" situation of having to comply with potentially conflicting legal requirements.
(The question of avoiding the requirement of 1-consistency here is tricky; see Dyson, Jones and Shepherson 1982).
