Frequently the claim that social rights are too burdensome uses other, less controversial human rights as a standard of comparison, and suggests that social rights are substantially more burdensome or expensive than liberty rights.
They blocked polices from what they called an overbearing federal government, unfunded mandates and burdensome regulations, using litigation, legislation and actions by state executive agencies.
They blocked polices from what they called an overbearing federal government, unfunded mandates and burdensome regulations, using litigation, legislation and actions by state executive agencies.
To hear him describe it, his newfound wealth sounds almost burdensome: "I used to be really anxious about money.
For non-video professionals, it would be burdensome to use this media for your quick, everyday content.
9, 14 In addition to limitations in treatment recommendations, currently available treatment options can be at times challenging and burdensome to use.
Since then, CAMR has been heavily criticized by many as being too complex and burdensome to use for both generic companies and importing developing countries[ 3].
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.
One important risk, subject to control by the government, is the risk associated with the hold-up problem: governments can force utilities to shoulder burdensome taxes, to use input factors ineffectively, or to charge unprofitable rates for their service.
As our companies respond to the increasing speed of the marketplace, we're finding the bureaucracy that comes with a top-down hierarchy somehow more burdensome than it used to be.
