After all, this was a pretty arduous case, and her outfit on February 9 indicated she was having a hard week.
After the sentence was handed down, the police investigator, Gloria Yu, said that despite successfully concluding an "arduous" case, the origin of much of Yeung's laundered cash remains a mystery and police investigations will continue.
The Los Angeles Police Department's Internal Affairs Division, which handles some of the department's most politically arduous cases, will soon be doing its delicate work in one of downtown's architectural delights: the Bradbury Building.
He has suggested that the request will provoke a "long and arduous" court case, analogous to the subpoena battles that Congress in recent years has waged to at best checkered results.
Not only is the sheer exercise of aggregating data about thousands of cases arduous but the process of altering an ingrained system with heaps of information is challenging.
Many agencies have theoretial jurisdiction - the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the I.N.S., the Department of Labor, the State Department, among others - but none of them see trafficking of women and children as their clear responsibility, or as a desirable assignment because "investigating trafficking and slavery cases is arduous" and unrewarding, the report says.
This change was an effort to recognize the financial toll of being a whistle-blower, both in lost employment and in legal fees incurred during the arduous process of building a case.
Solving classical optimal control problems in nonlinear cases are an arduous task.
Flatiron's conceit has been that large amounts of data could be used to speed up and, in some cases, replace the arduous process of conducting clinical trials where patients are randomly assigned to one treatment or another, allowing them to be compared.
However, familial diseases together probably make up only a small percentage of all CRCs [ 2], and the development of comparable screening tests appears more arduous and remote for sporadic cases, which account for the large majority of CRCs.
Though Brazil's antislavery operations are some of the world's finest, successfully prosecuting a case is slow and arduous.
