They say they don't want to complicate an already difficult diplomatic dance with Khartoum.
To complicate matters, mail has been going astray because its capital is called Edinburgh.
To complicate things still further, the Democrats will have a brief period of control.
To complicate matters, the police briefly went on strike, and several unions called a one-day strike.
South Korea's admission to a nuclear past was bound to complicate the diplomacy on the peninsula.
To complicate matters further, this conflict could embroil other East African nations, including Kenya, Sudan, and Uganda.
Willy Rampf, BMW Sauber's technical director, said the Melbourne circuit was expected to complicate the situation further.
To complicate things further, search giant Google last year acquired Motorola Mobility - mainly for its patents.
But these divisions are more likely to complicate the referendum campaign than to stop it taking place.
This year, to complicate things, there could be as many as ten nominees or as few as five.
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Although to complicate matters the process of transmission would destroy the original ball.
The leaks are going to complicate U.S. diplomacy and international cooperation for a long time after the headlines fade.
Just to complicate the issue, the wife learns that she has terminal cancer.
To complicate matters, the mileage of most vehicles is self-certified by the manufacturers.
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To complicate matters, highly skilled migrants contribute much more to tax and social-security systems than do less skilled ones.
That attitude could continue to complicate relations with America's Congress, despite the Bush administration's readiness to work with her.
To complicate matters, there are reports that Eritrea, another foe of Ethiopia, is secretly flying arms to the Islamists.
On top of this, there is a tendency to continue to complicate the complicated, with models, jargon, acronyms and diagrams.
While this knowledge might seem to complicate your rules in the immediate term, it can be used to your advantage.
To complicate things, it also had to work in the vertical position, which is how letters travel in automated sorters.
To complicate matters, another study compared what happened in three states that expanded Medicaid to three comparison states that did not.
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To complicate matters, Bode Miller, the best male American skier ever, is also out for the season with a knee injury.
But the experience was frustrating, and to complicate matters, she was pregnant.
So these waters are frequently crowded with boats from both countries -- as well as vessels from China, just to complicate the picture.
To complicate things even more, most companies will find there are social issues where they are only one participant in a larger problem.
To complicate matters the union flag flies every day on the Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh alongside the Saltire, and the European flag.
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To complicate matters further, in its last month in office before the election, Congress must deal with a variety of other matters as well.
To complicate matters, previous administrations borrowed everywhere they could: they reached into the Stabilisation Fund, the Medicaid trust fund and the unemployment trust fund.
To complicate matters, Mr Paniagua's congressional majority depends on a group of slippery defectors, who have shuttled in and out of the Fujimorist benches.
To complicate an already difficult situation is the daunting shadow that Tommy Lasorda casts over anyone that fills out the lineup card for the Dodgers.
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