The review process often adds lengthy delays to already arduous rule-making procedures, in large part because corporations use it as an opportunity to lobby for favorable treatment.
After liberalisation in the 1990s, when managing risk became more arduous, and prudential rules were introduced, their health began to fail.
As an SME, we have a first-mover advantage in fulfilling orders for lithium-ion batteries that countries such as north America find arduous, due to transportation rules on the shipping of dangerous goods".
In what was "a long and arduous" process, with strict rules for proof of any claims made, Burnip says DPAC presented a range of evidence including analysis of the impact of specific policies such as work capability assessment (WCA) and individual testimonies by people affected by a host of policies.
Two others -- Alan Keyes and Gary L. Bauer -- skipped the state primary because they found the rules were too arduous.
But the rules are more arduous for Tibetans and Uighurs, who must win approvals from several layers of bureaucracy — including provincial authorities; the applicant's hometown public security bureau; and for students, university administrators.
Lawyers for Mr. McCain have asked Judge Korman to place him on the ballot across the state, contending that he failed to qualify in all the districts because the rules are too arduous.
Assuming Albanian authorities deigned an opponent correct enough to play in the first place, the bizarre rules and regulations and the arduous experience of travelling there was becoming too tiresome for opponents.
Each proposed new rule must go through an arduous process of public and legal review before it can become final.
Turning towards rule of law takes time and arduous effort.
