Sentence examples for burdensome procedures from inspiring English sources

Both prosecutor and defendant stand to benefit from an initial prosecution in the District Court, the prosecutor at least from its less burdensome procedures and the defendant from the opportunity for an initial acquittal and the limited penalties.

For the past millennium, Athos has been barred to female visitors there are some large convents nearby to which devout ladies are redirected and is accessible to males only after burdensome procedures.

An examination of her dying months, pieced together from a review of hospice records and interviews with her daughter, Mrs. Dougherty, her son, John Snyder, two of her doctors and the hospice nurse who cared for her, reveals how high-tech medicine can inadvertently deprive dying patients of what most say they want: a death free from burdensome procedures and machines.

Stopping futile and burdensome procedures for dying patients who have made their wishes known (or have appointed proxies to make those decisions for them) is not the same as allowing patients to self-administer lethal drugs to end their lives under state law (in Oregon and Washington State, for example).

I first describe the ways in which courts have added burdensome procedures that are not required by the APA for the notice and comment process.

The weapons that make it into the field are the best ever made, but they typically are procured in uneconomical lots and using excessively burdensome procedures that drive up costs.

Eccelstone's lawyer, Sven Thomas, defended the settlement negotiations, saying his client had been suffering from an "extremely burdensome procedure".

Last, but not least David wishes that there were an easier and less burdensome procedure of licensing for new technologies coming out of Yale labs.

The FBI argued further that because prosecutors in ordinary criminal cases can issue subpoenas to obtain similar information without a court order, it made no sense to have a more burdensome procedure for national security investigations.

The best-known case is that of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who used his wealth to take advantage of a perfectly legal, if burdensome, procedure known as multiple listing to obtain a liver transplant in 2009.

Other bowel preparation schemes with less iodine may result in a less burdensome procedure.