That'll complicate matters more.

She could also make things difficult.

To be sure, such a move would significantly complicate negotiations.

I told you this sponsoring business was complicated.

Likewise, the undue emphasis on consensus only serves to confuse and obfuscate the issue.

In the meantime I'm also talking to you, so my life is going to complicated. Bear with me.

As a result, the country s household savings rate will decrease dramatically, making it increasingly difficult for the private sector to finance budget deficits.

Otherwise, judgments could be wrong and potential solutions more difficult .

Meanwhile, wind can add an innovative layer of complexity to environmental puzzles.

The Committee would complicate its work by considering all 17 peace keeping operations in the same manner.

production means (equipment and animals) they need to carry out the project suc cessfully total shares of assets and land to which the members of the group have the right but that do not intend to use (for example, members of the group wishing to set up a building enterprise for which they will not need their shares of land) finally, the relations with the other departments should be detailed so as to see how they will be handled, particularly In terms of costs of transfers.

Making common cause with the nationalists in policy matters will complicate the question of how best to deal with their constitutional aspirations.

It will also make relocating even more difficult for Americans in certain parts of the country, aggravating the long term unemployment problem.

This implies that the AfD could establish itself on the German political landscape permanently, which would make a comeback for the FDP all the more difficult.

Finally, it will not be made harder for decisions to be taken than is the case at present.

Indeed, all evidence from the country indicates that such action is likely to complicate or delay the process.

Because if our goal is to understand the world, to seek a deeper understanding of the world, our general lack of moral diversity here is going to make it harder.

If you all act like she does, it's gonna make it tough for me to do my job... because when there's suspicion around, it's a dry season.

A strategic confrontation with Moscow, i.e., a new kind of mini Cold War, would undermine this agenda, or at least complicate its implementation significantly.

The end of President Alvaro Uribe s re election bid in Colombia will complicate life for the Caracas caudillo , removing a pretext for his own perpetuation in power.

So developing countries worry that efforts to introduce competition'' within trade negotiations will only make life even more difficult.

If we do not have coordination and I am not being pessimistic I am being realistic this increasingly complex problem will result in an increasing number of victims.

Users would keep on using pirated content, but it would be much more difficult to monitor such websites.

The likelihood that Europe as a whole will experience little, if any, economic growth will make matters all the more difficult for officials in governments, banks, and regional institutions.

This could result in increased censorship and make it difficult for adults to access age appropriate material, and has been widely criticised for its potential impact on freedom of expression in Paraguay.

Extending the veto to more countries would be a mistake, because it will complicate decision making in the Council and undermine the credibility, efficiency and effectiveness of the United Nations.

But trying him for genocide, even though it will be hard to prove that he ever intended to exterminate Bosnian Muslims as a group, just because they were Muslims, will further muddy the term s already vague definition.

But, in a world where China links its currency to the dollar at an under valued parity, the dollar s depreciation risks major global economic damage that will further complicate recovery from the current worldwide recession.

The US proposals, on the other hand, would make universal banking far harder, in part because they aim to ring fence depository institutions that pose a systemic risk to the financial system.

Unless there was a firm commitment to pay on time and in full, the proposal for quarterly payments would create more problems than it would solve by making financial management more complex.

Such critics worry that this will make it harder to persuade countries to cut emissions further when it becomes clear that their collective efforts are not enough, and that it may even allow some countries to use irregular accounting methods.