Justice Ginsburg said that looking to state law to decide eligibility for Social Security benefits was "a workable substitute for burdensome case-by-case determinations whether the child was, in fact, dependent on her father's earnings".
Therefore, it is important for students to understand how organizations should establish a means for determining the actual costs for production of ESI, and for detecting if this production would be over burdensome in which case such ESI would be out of the scope of discovery [10].
Families have reported, however, that coordination and planning is sometimes extreme and incredibly burdensome, as was the case for the parents in this study [ 14, 29].
While it may impose burdens on retailers, those burdens may not be injurious to competition, since retailers who find the maximum resale price burdensome can in many cases simply switch to a different supplier.
If found guilty, it could face burdensome regulations, severely altering its business in Europe, alongside fines of up to 10% of annual revenues, amounting to more than €6bn (£4.3bn) in Google's case.
Hospital administrators view these cases as costly, burdensome patient transfers that force them to shoulder responsibility for the dysfunctional immigration and health-care systems.
Instead, the Council adopted a less burdensome legislative package that calls for a case-by-case evaluation of GMO research proposals.
He said the State Department's requirements clarified the parameters for investors and, at least in Ford's case, did not seem burdensome.
Similarly, adoption of an individualized review process for pre-FSA cases would not be burdensome or a "get out of jail free card".
Though a perfectly legitimate method of raising money, the peers felt that the purveyance had become far too burdensome and compensation was in many cases inadequate or missing entirely.
