Sentence examples for burdensome system from inspiring English sources

"The working group I am announcing will help us develop a simpler and less burdensome system of allocation.

The minister said: "And these proposals pave the way for introducing a less burdensome system for research assessment and funding after the 2008 RAE".

A typical midsized firm spends 2,600 man-hours each year complying with it, according to the World Bank, compared with 334 hours in Mexico.In the meantime, the scandal is likely to make a burdensome system even more so.

"The Code will not ignite the much needed rush to invest in 5G and fibre networks and it will add complexity to an already burdensome system," it writes.

We are seeing archaic methods of vetting drivers and burdensome systems in place to ensure that an individual wishing to use their own assets, on their own time, is held up at every point conceivable.

For all our idealism about voting and democracy, we have created a needlessly complex and burdensome voting system.

During the election campaign the opposition promised a radical overhaul of Germany's complicated and burdensome tax system.

That will require other measures, such as cutting tariffs charged by Argentina's privatised public-service monopolies, and reforming a burdensome tax system.

Music festivals have a rocky history in the New York region, where they face high labor costs, a burdensome permitting system and competition from the city's rich cultural calendar.

The United States' philanthropic tradition, its greater wealth and its less burdensome tax system encouraged private conservation efforts, allowing Mr. Rath to create what became essentially an advocacy organization that pressed the cause on Congress and the executive branch, rather than make a priority of owning and managing historic sites itself as its British counterpart does.

Our forecasts suggest that while Bolsonaro is likely to pass pension reform in 2019 (both raising the retirement age and also reducing benefits), he is unlikely to make dramatic inroads into addressing other ills of the market, such as its burdensome tax system, its challenging labor code, or its underfunded infrastructure.