The newly-enacted SAFE Act would make an already arduous system "untenable," says the White House, by requiring personal sign-off from the heads of the FBI, Homeland Security, and National Intelligence for each and every Syrian and Iraqi refugee.
"Preferential voting below the line is most important to ensure that voting below the line is not an extraordinarily arduous process that it currently is and acts as a disincentive to voters to vote below the line," Coleman said.
Acting the gracious host can be arduous, the writer things.
Typically it occurs when the balancing act of parenting and work becomes too arduous.
McKinlay worried that this crew might lack the qualities and character necessary in the arduous months ahead, concerns shared by Bartlett, whose first act on arrival in Esquimault was to fire the first officer for incompetence.
The religions that grow, succor and motivate people to perform heroic acts of service are usually theologically rigorous, arduous in practice and definite in their convictions about what is True and False.
Not all supererogatory acts of beneficence or benevolent dispositions are exceptionally arduous, costly, or risky.
In the face of bitter opposition from landowning interests, Alexander II, overcoming his natural indolence, took an active personal part in the arduous legislative labours that on Febuary 19, 1861, culminated in the Emancipation Act.
Things got worse with the Health Insurance Portability and Affordability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, a part of which makes it agonizingly arduous for relatives to obtain essential psychiatric and other medical information about adult mentally ill people.
The act could have become the first brave and concrete step on the arduous road to immigration reform.
