Even though the PCMR can potentially prevent an unconstitutional piece of legislation from coming into force, there is doubt as to whether the Council's members have sufficient legal training to undertake the burdensome task.
The researchers say it's easier for businesses to point at climate change or even coral toxicity from trace residues of suntan lotion (as described in the April 2008 issue of EHP issues they can't do anything about than it is for them to accept financial responsibility for paving roads, limiting sewage and septic releases, or undertaking other, more burdensome measures to protect coral reefs.
Instead, shareholders must vote for (or withhold votes from) management's hand-picked slate of directors or, if they wish to nominate their own candidates, undertake the costly, burdensome process of a separate proxy solicitation.
Commonly used self-care inventories do not allow people with diabetes to indicate how important or how burdensome it is for them to undertake their daily self-care tasks.
33 34 In addition, the intervention fits within the current care pathway, being less burdensome for patients as they do not have to undertake additional clinical visits.
Yet given this very legitimate interest, how can the actions the NYPD have chosen to undertake be even remotely considered as narrowly tailored and minimally burdensome measures?
He points out that caring is difficult and burdensome work and that "those who are prepared to make the sacrifice involved in undertaking such care would not be those who would normally be regarded as workshy and content to rely on benefits".
One systematic review identified increased self awareness and engagement in reflection and improved feedback to students, but several studies within this review questioned the quality of the reflection undertaken, and also noted that the time commitment was perceived as burdensome and distracting from clinical learning [ 7].
And it is certainly burdensome.
Taxation became less burdensome.
"That is tremendously burdensome".
