Participants considered the act of collecting personal information burdensome, with no beneficial reward.
"Due to True the Vote's perceived conservative policy positions and affiliation with Tea Party organizations, the IRS and IRS Employees systematically targeted True the Vote's application for additional review and scrutiny, whereby True the Vote was deliberately subjected to numerous unnecessary and burdensome requests for information about its operations and affiliations," the lawsuit reads.
It blames ineffective management for procedures that remained in place for more than 18 months, resulting in lengthy delays and burdensome requests for information.
Burdensome as this background information may sound, Mr. Ghosh juggles it to make it lighter than air.
He also said that collecting and providing the information was burdensome and that the government could find it elsewhere.
In some cases Congress, heavily lobbied by industry, has impeded the F.D.A.'s ability to act, as when it required the agency to use the "least burdensome" approach for seeking information from industry.
In my experience, many managers and employees look at accounting information as burdensome, as more of a monitoring mechanism (e.g., "hey, you spent more than you budgeted!") This role is important, of course, but accounting is much broader than that.
Some have argued that requiring unique individual informed consent for each use of health information would be burdensome [ 13- 15]; however, there are public opinion data suggesting that legislative initiatives to require such consent would be viewed favourably [ 9].
Banks may feel that divulging so much information would be burdensome.
It is burdensome to ask to have information repeated, so the student may simply smile and nod instead.
In our view, a translation system should be: accurate, cost effective and sustainable; flexible and able to evolve over time; equitable i.e. it meets the needs of all (or most) global users; not burdensome to users that supply information and/or interface with the system; and able to generate output that is open and accessible to all.
