The doctrine of standing prevents applicants from burdening the court with frivolous or vexatious claims.
An applicant has the burden of proving that a legislative restriction on the freedom of speech has nothing to do with public order, public health or morality.
In 2013, the Canadian Institute of Health Research CIHRR) changed their peer review processes in recognition of the need to minimise the applicant and reviewer burden from each step of their funding schemes [ 9].
The applicant has the initial burden of showing that he or she has a prima facie case that should be considered by the Court.
The AusHSI funding scheme uses a streamlined application process that minimises the burden of grant applications on both applicants and reviewers, and provides a short eight week turnaround from submission to notification of funding outcomes.
Mr. Auriemma maintained on Wednesday that state law placed that burden on applicants for casino service licenses, while Ms. Kassekert insisted that it was the job of the Division of Gaming Enforcement's job to prove to the commission's satisfaction that the DiTommasos were disqualified.
One feature of the European patent system that is heavily criticized nowadays is related to its fragmentation and the induced cost burden for applicants.
This level of detail has commonly been considered a burden for applicants who prepare proposals and for reviewers who check and determine feasibility.
Applicants will bear the burden of showing they meet all the requirements for Deferred Action.
"This makes the process more efficient while lessening the burden on applicants: those lenders can say 'yes' to deserving entrepreneurs more frequently and efficiently".
