It says there are decision delays and an "inability to make trade-offs", inordinate secrecy, inconsistent assumptions across Whitehall, an inability to properly engage external organisations such as the business community and difficulties in finding and retaining top staff.
Gatto said the two-thirds requirement gives inordinate power to legislators who trade their votes for promises of funding.
Inordinate contention attends complex socio-technical problems like global warming.
The administration is placing inordinate faith in China, North Korea's main trading partner, to ratchet up the pressure by cutting off fuel supplies to bring North Korea to the negotiating table, if not to its knees.
Three individuals will have an inordinate amount of power to influence White House trade policy and to shape the landscape of international trade: Peter Navarro, the head of the newly established White House National Trade Council; Wilbur Ross, Trump's nominated Secretary of Commerce; and, Robert Lighthizer the newly appointed United States Trade Representative (USTR).
Experts have warned that a "no-deal" scenario would pose inordinate risks to the country's economy, paralyzing trade, creating havoc at ports of entry and wrecking supply chains used to outfit everything from supermarkets to hospitals.
Others fear that an inordinate focus on one tool to deal with financial stability could backfire.
The NYSE expressed inordinate pride last week in its procedure for shutting down electronic trading in certain stocks so that humans could step in.
Whatever the reason, pork bellies pop up in an inordinate number of references in magazines, popular culture and movies, like "Trading Places," the 1983 film in which Eddie Murphy's character used pork bellies to explain, in unforgettably bare terms, how a market works.
There are only several dozen good Chinese companies traded on the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ, so hedge funds control an inordinate amount of Chinese equity.
"The rich and powerful countries continue to exercise an inordinate influence in determining the nature and direction of international relations, including economic and trade relations, as well as rules governing these relations, many of which are at the expense of developing countries," the draft said.
