Sentence examples for burdensome plan from inspiring English sources

If the Washington legislature is right about the consequences of failing to win the 7E7 bid, it can justify the burdensome plan to retain the state's largest employer (employing almost 2% of the state's workers).

It is in these places we find the over-complex resource allocation systems; burdensome support planning approaches; rigid rules on spend; social workers not trusted to make judgments; people left without information, advice and advocacy.

Bush administration officials said, to avoid burdensome regulation, the plan provides a limited role for the federal government.

For small employers in particular, sponsoring a 401(k) plan is burdensome enough.

"This would make the plans too burdensome," said Sandra Sussman, executive director of the National Association of Stock Plan Professionals in Concord, Calif.

Individuals could be also be automatically enrolled by their employer unless they opted out, although some groups are already challenging an existing provision in the law that requires employers to automatically enroll any new workers in a health plan as overly burdensome.

Plans for a burdensome presidency have been abandoned in Turkey.

Eighteen state legislatures have introduced biosimilar measures potentially burdensome to patients, pharmacists and health plans.

So today I make a promise to good landlords across the country: the government has no plans to create any burdensome red tape and bureaucracy, so you are able to continue providing a service to your tenants".

But others, including many Republican leaders, warn that the plan will hamper businesses with burdensome regulations.

But even compatible plans can be frustrated by burdensome regulations, some property owners said.