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Pay is just one of the rigidities in the system that make it hard to manage a police force in modern times.

He says the disparities make it hard to manage a currency pegged to the Indian rupee at a time when New Delhi is raising interest rates.

He hoped to go into neurophysiological research, but pure research was hard to manage in those days unless you were independently wealthy.

The main problem with this example was that DNA lengths greater than 32 bits were hard to manage.

Meanwhile, because the risk is under the control of one party, the party will work hard to manage risks with a strong motivation.

You can delegate administration downward that will help, but I suspect this will get hard to manage.

Therefore, hard coding these policies in process is not a good idea, since it is hard to manage and maintain business rules during runtime.

Some parts of your diet are hard to manage on a budget.

In areas that are hard to manage, perhaps volunteers can visit to retrieve and re-cycle the "white pollution" .

Its relationalness isn't at all hard to manage, although it will present some interesting scaling issues.

Anyway, it's all of you but during these busy times having a bf or gf is hard to manage right?

Generally, chylothorax secondary to liver cirrhosis is hard to manage and the prognosis is poor.

Americans have too much freedom. Sometimes it makes the country hard to manage.

But the networks are also working hard to manage their traffic more effectively.

The EM world, particularly China, has found these hot money flows hard to manage.

Many recession-battered Delawareans are finding their finances hard to manage, too.

But bond index funds are rarer than stock funds, in part because the murkiness of the bond market makes them hard to manage.

Defining and assigning too many low-level units of work to people is hard to manage and hard to communicate.

The HTML templates can be hard to scale as more and more content gets added to the script. Pages quickly become huge and hard to manage.

This approach creates the need for lots of deliveries to various other streams, and it is simply too hard to manage.

This hacker designed a computer virus that was hard to manage.

You say the affair is making it hard to manage your team.

However, it gets tedious and hard to manage.

It is hard to manage a yacht on a windy day.

As a result, it's common to end up with non-validating HTML, or bloated and hard-to-manage HTML layout that is very designer unfriendly.

She is bright and capable but somewhat over-promoted and this is making it hard to manage my team.

We will, as always, be working hard to manage the Fund prudently and as successfully as we can, given its statutory purposes.

Finally, the liar may work hard to manage how others perceive them, for example by being friendly, dressing tidily and so on.

Effective Parenting for the Hard-to-manage Child: A Skills-Based Book

Certificates, private keys, and encryption keys are too hard to manage

For so many people it's hard to manage their time to go in training or language schools to learn how to speak English.