Príklady byzantine

• Perhaps more nuanced, even byzantine, regulations covering such cases in all of their detail might be preferable in some respects.

• Dry functions both as a self-consciously byzantine act of storytelling and a pointed commentary on the real conditions of women in rock.

• Will he review the criteria now used to prioritise safety improvement schemes, because to some of us they seem both byzantine and counter-intuitive?

• As my noble friend said, perhaps it is a little byzantine.

• As we all know, the mathematics of the rate support grant is byzantine in the extreme.

• Individual bankruptcy, not in all, but in many cases, is humiliating, punitive, obscure, almost byzantine and extremely costly.

• An almost byzantine structure of separate regulations applies in this huge, all-embracing industry, and many of them overlap.

• There is also a danger that we shall end up with a byzantine pay structure.

• With such a system we would not have to talk in the byzantine terms that we have heard today.

• Our reform of child support involves replacing the byzantine complexity of the current formula with a simple percentage.

• There were no byzantine forms to fill in and the only difficulty was trying to find out her national insurance number.

• She then struggled through byzantine procedures involving disciplinary action in a health service that is breaking ranks with national agreements and procedures.

• We are engaged in a byzantine process this afternoon.

• However, many parts of our public services continue to operate within the confines of byzantine procedures.

• To call the operation byzantine would seem only a mild criticism.