Homer That sounds too complicated.

My own judgement is that the solution is not rocket science.

They may occasionally be complicated by secondary bacterial infections.

The internal costing valuation of inventory can be complex.

That is a complex challenge that has Kosovo as a nodal point.

The establishment of a new international order promises to be complex and lengthy.

Yet providing this protection is complex and often sensitive.

That we listen when technology says it will take something complicated and promises something simpler.

Haiti has a complicated system of land inheritance and titling, complicated by various past programmes in land reform.

Another type of help was needed, but deciding what form it should take was complicated.

It would be complex, but it could be made manageable we should discuss how.

The dynamics of the Council had produced a complex and dynamic system of trade offs within which the E 10 could exercise influence in creative and meaningful ways.

15. Recognizes that the transition from relief to development represents a complex challenge as regards the universal achievement of the Millennium Development Goals

Further, it was thought that, in order to be commercially practicable, a definition of electronic signature should be uncomplicated and inexpensively met in practice.

The training is complex, depending on the kind of medical practice that the aspiring practitioner wants to be a part of.

Now a layer in, the other two or three hundred processes that are all interacting, partly as a function of temperature, partly as a function of all the other factors, and you've got a really complicated system.

On coordination capacity, often a complex challenge, the response to recent disasters has shown that there is always room for improvement.

This mechanism requires the definition of an integrated programme, on the basis of which replenishments are negotiated. While this approach appears quite complex for small agencies, its value is linked to its capacity to bring about a critical mass of resources.

And the answer is not complicated but it's one which I don't want to go through here, other than to say that the communication systems for doing this are really pretty well understood.

The eight procurement assistants are requested to strengthen the procurement section during the ongoing construction of the integrated mission headquarters, requiring the establishment of over 20 complex engineering contracts.

One could say that a helicopter does pretty much what the hummingbird does, and gets around in much the same way, and it's true, but a helicopter is a very complex device.

Access to justice is a complex concept much broader than simple demands for more access to police, prosecutorial, defence, judicial or correctional services.

This is an enormously complex challenge that is necessary because of the trauma inflicted on societies as a result of the often protracted armed conflicts that have torn them apart.

In our own case, we have devised an intricate system in Bangladesh to extend the warning to the remotest corners of the country, to immediately mobilize thousands of urban and rural volunteers and to help the population reach hardened shelters.

Recognizing that the transition from relief to development represents a complex challenge as regards the universal achievement of the MDGs,The internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the Millennium Declaration.

The discussions at the Second Biennial Meeting of States highlighted the fact that illicit small arms and light weapons continued to pose a complex and multifaceted challenge to international peace and security, social and economic development, human security, public health and human rights, among others.

My guess is that some great simplifications of what I'm doing may actually have considerable resonance with what's been done in string theory, but that's a complicated math thing that I don't yet know how it's going to work out.

The Working Group heard a statement by expert Louis Joinet, who explained that in its 1998 draft the Sub Commission had not proposed giving the Human Rights Committee a monitoring mandate as the Committee was already overburdened, and expanding it would be a complex exercise with no financial benefit.

Is there a risk that we go to places like Africa and say, we've got to fix this problem and we can do it, I've got all these billions of dollars, you know, da, da, da here's the big idea. And kind of take a much more complex situation and actually end up making a mess of it. Do you worry about that?