Sentence examples for burdensome processes from inspiring English sources

In a second step, these configurations were examined in depth, creating more elaborate grids and obtaining the convergence of the solutions with more burdensome processes.

Among the positive points mentioned, the addition of rifampicin resistance detection, the accuracy and reliability of the results, the less burdensome processes for lab workers and shorter time to an accurate results were consistently highlighted.

Officials say they would also prefer a less burdensome process than the original Senate bill outlined.

That can be a long, burdensome process and is best avoided, experts said.

The company failed to disclose that canceling would require paying another fee or going through a burdensome process.

"An overly burdensome process together with an increasingly pressurised judicial system and the existence of legal 'grey areas' have meant that antisocial individuals and groups have been able to slip through the net, causing havoc in urban areas".

The loan gets rolled over automatically, repeated into perpetuity – unless the borrower has the presence of mind earlier to go through a complicated, burdensome process to contact the lender directly.

Those who favor more traditional productions are rewarded with Verdi's "Macbeth" in a staging by the veteran Peter Stein, whose plans to direct Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov" last season at the Metropolitan Opera in New York crumbled because of the burdensome process of obtaining a U.S. work visa.

He said: "While I maintain that my efforts in this regard were above and beyond any reasonable standard of transparency with regulators, now that the FCA has accepted that I did not deliberately mislead it, I have decided not to prolong what has been a drawn out and burdensome process and have settled with the FCA, on the basis that there is no prohibition on my working in the regulated sector".

Diagnosing epilepsy is a lengthy and burdensome process for patients and their family.

Integration is understood to be a burdensome process that needs efforts to make up for deficiencies of immigrants.