Sentences with phrase «more complicated scheme»

By contrast, Europeans pay a «VAT» - a value added tax - a more complicated scheme by which each time a product changes hands in the business development cycle, a portion of the added value is taxed and used for funding.

ROT is a starting point for more complicated schemes that have applications, for example, in secure identification.

Not exact matches

Just the complicated one with Morse at center has more moving parts and more potential points of failure leading to a more Risk / Reward type scheme that needs other things in the offense to go well to keep the defense from heavily focusing on it.

Long answer: there are more ways to make scheme complex than make the scheme dependent on complicated execution for every single player.

The Club Wembley ticket allocation is a bit more complicated and but for that scheme, Saturdays game may well have been played in Cardiff — nothing wrong with that from where I'm sat but an altogether different debate.

It's a this - for - that bribery trial, unlike a far more complicated second corruption trial with other defendants, set for June, that will focus on the governor's big money economic development schemes.

What all this means, says Poe, is that evaluating nitrate removal by wetlands for any pollution - credits - trading scheme may prove a lot more complicated than some wetlands proponents have anticipated.

For another, the details of the heist are far more complicated with a lot of moving parts and ancillary characters, such as Dwight Yoakam's prison warden, who have no idea that they are playing a part in Jimmy's grandiose scheme.

California is a community property state, which would make this particular scheme more complicated, since you and your wife own equal amounts of the property by statute.

Here at Points, Miles, and More we always try to show how normal people can earn tons of points without flying, without complicated schemes, and without taking tons of your time.

The tour scheme is the most complicated option: it turns off all the assists and makes swinging your club all the more difficult and simulation - like.

The complicated scheme definitely provides an advantage for the more advanced players, but it's not enough to hold the game back.

This simplicity absolutely works in the game's favour, allowing you to instantly pick up and play without being weighed down by a control scheme more complicated than nuclear physics.

The gamepad control scheme is a bit complicated for the higher play modes and makes it more difficult to clear the most difficult tracks.

The more complicated a carbon pricing scheme becomes, the easier it is to do hidden favours, and the harder it is to transparently assess what is going on.

The proposed emissions trading scheme will be more complicated, slower to produce the desired effect, and less effective than a simple carbon tax.

Although Motorola's naming scheme can help identify roughly which price bracket each range fits into, the differences between devices within the same groups this year has made the company's line - up more complicated than ever.

Turning a wheel to select a temperature is intuitive and satisfying, and although this control scheme struggles when you're doing something more complicated like inputting a Wi - Fi password, day to day operation rarely hits this level of complexity.

The precise details of the scheme are somewhat more complicated.

I find these more complicated state child support schemes more fair, and equitable.

If you have a final salary or other salary - related pension scheme, getting an accurate valuation might be more complicated.

schemes potentially open up all kinds of scenarios which could complicate the selling - buying process even more so than it already often does.

I looked into it myself and thought the same... There were others, yes, but they were more expensive, their schemes were more complicated, while yours were more straight forward and easier to grasp... but you provided a little insight that had not crossed my mine.»