It was too burdensome a decision, she said, to be left solely up to the adoptee, even when that person was an adult.
A judge in February agreed, striking down the federal laws as overly burdensome and unconstitutional a decision the government's lawyers say undermines states' rights to administer their own gun laws.
For example, some writers suggest that it may be unreasonable to expect even fully informed citizens to take on what they depict as the burdensome task of decision making for cancer screening: weighing up uncertain benefits and harms, about which experts disagree [ 44].
In Melendez-Diaz itself, Justice Scalia, writing for the majority, said in 2009 that much of the discussion about the burdensome nature of the decision was beside the point.
However, when the number of candidates grows large, such approaches can become computationally burdensome and miss the imposed decision making deadlines.
It was tagged as being "needlessly complicated" [ 27], discourages generic company participation, and was more burdensome than the WTO Paragraph 6 Decision.
The palliative care community is primarily concerned with patient quality of life, autonomy in end of life decisions, palliation of burdensome symptoms and accompanying MS patients and their families through the various in- and outpatient sectors with assistance from multidisciplinary teams.
Being partners in decision-making is a burdensome task for both doctor and patient.
The appeal process itself should be a meaningful check on arbitrary decisions, but not so burdensome that it protects the jobs of ineffective teachers.
The doctors found these decisions both difficult and burdensome.
