In a conference call, Dr. Krueger countered that such provisions would be "awkward instruments to use across creditor claims of different bond classes," as well as for debts of other types, like bank loans.
Cross-cutting themes that appeared from the data and that will be discussed in the following sections are how ECs are perceived as an awkward and sensitive fertility regulating technology, the provision of information about ECs to young people, and what young people themselves do to seek information.
MEPs have never been satisfied with the provisions of its successors.That is awkward enough.
And in a provision that will avoid some very awkward conversations, the bill also specifies that "reporting of sexual relations... shall not require a dollar valuation".
"Well, if it says 'vote for X,' it would be express advocacy and it would be covered by the preëxisting Federal Election Campaign Act provisions," Stewart continued, doubling down on his painfully awkward position.
In that ruling, which did not decide the constitutionality of the party expenditure provision, the court set up what many see as an increasingly awkward dichotomy between political contributions and expenditures.
That put Republicans in the awkward position of faulting the Obama administration for moving too slowly to enforce provisions of a healthcare law that they were simultaneously trying to repeal.
Incidentally, some provisions of the new Canadian firearms law, which will make it expensive and awkward for nonresident hunters to bring their sporting firearms into the country, have been postponed until 2001.
Polls show the mandate is by far the most unpopular provision of the 2010 bill, and now Mr. Obama, who ultimately embraced the idea, is in the awkward position of defending something he once rejected.
