To complicate matters, the lag works in both directions.

Hydrocarbon energy depletion is set to complicate matters even more.

To complicate matters further, the Islamic world is in a period of religious experimentation.

To complicate matters further, assessors in customary courts tend to refer to Islamic law, which has been distorted in practice and by various interpretations.

Other factors already complicate the relationship.

Nevertheless, although civil law allowed women the freedom to choose whether or not to engage in business activities, the situation was rather different in practice, since domestic responsibilities tended to complicate matters.

Public debt remains too high as well, and, making matters worse, much more of it is now owed to official rather than private creditors (which would complicate debt restructuring should it become necessary).

Obviously, the terrorist attacks of late November complicate this story.

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

Scarring or loss of color can complicate both these treatments.

At home, too, massive distrust will further complicate an inherently difficult task.

Nonetheless, some aspects of Chinese behavior remain unsettling and complicate our relationship.

Bad perceptions only complicate future peace efforts, making a breakthrough even less likely.

Needless to say, demographic transitions, commodity constraints, and geopolitical uncertainties complicate all of this.

Others, however, are useless and only complicate further an already complex and problematic situation.

The parochial interests of those 11 countries could complicate the Council's decision making process.

Not only is that not conducive to resolving problems, it can also further complicate them.

will only serve to weaken the prospects for settlement and further complicate an already complex situation.

Any improvement in due process reduces the risks of an adverse decision that could complicate implementation.

The best guideline is to not permit disagreements to spill over and complicate or infect the relationship.

Preserving the status quo in both categories of membership would, in our view, only complicate existing problems.

Also, the degree to which donors earmark funds could complicate the accurate estimation of future resource needs.

Coalition infighting and the prospect of a national election in 2014 further complicate efforts to enact reform legislation.

Israel is divided on how to deal with Hamas, which will also complicate the start of peace talks.

Of course, a popular, democratically elected government and an independent judiciary in Islamabad complicate relations with the US.

Military intervention would merely further complicate the issue, while creating new layers of conflict in our region and beyond.

Let us reserve our right to add any conditions or preconditions, because that might just complicate the whole issue.

In other words, EU leaders began to complicate fiscal governance, ultimately creating an inefficient, inescapable labyrinth of regulation and bureaucracy.

He did not support the inclusion of the words special remedy , which would unnecessarily complicate the wording of the draft paragraph.

To further complicate Johnson's life, his father was deeply in debt by 1731 and had lost much of his standing in Lichfield.

These are just a few of the issues that will complicate US relations with North Korea and the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

The effects of these non climatic factors complicate things and make a direct causal relationship between climate change and malaria difficult to confirm.

Regarding the listing of examples of situations that constituted peacebuilding, it was noted that attempts to exemplify it would complicate the issue further.

Coordination matters matters arising out of the resolutions of major

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.

Growth is anemic, unemployment is high, and new investment has fallen off dramatically all of which complicate already difficult financial, social, and political conditions.

Neither the order nor the notations of the columns, rows or cells should be changed in the tables as this will complicate data compilation.

Instead of encouraging national minorities to make efforts to integrate into Latvian society, the Russian Federation was doing everything possible to complicate the process.

However, renewed fighting between the Government of the Sudan and SLM A on 23 July threatens to complicate further the next round of talks.

New environmental legislation has been introduced in several countries to address post consumer waste problems and to phase out hazardous substances that complicate recycling.

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