Hamas is also demonstrating an ability to provide for the burgeoning humanitarian requirements of the Gaza population, despite the continuation of the "siege".
Even though Ellis believes this is not "an inappropriately bureaucratic emphasis on mountains of paperwork," Levine remarks that "people on IRBs are not upset about requirements to do things that contribute to the protection of research subjects; they are much more concerned with the burgeoning paperwork requirements".
Another worry is the burgeoning number of offset requirements—arrangements that vary in complexity from barter requirements to complicated coproduction and technology transfer requirements.
The decision recognizes UNICEF's efforts to broaden its funding base and mobilize additional resources, and notes challenges such as currency fluctuations that limit UNICEF's ability to predict the level of funds it needs for its operations while maintaining a prudent liquidity requirement, and burgeoning humanitarian crises, which place heavy demands on the organization's resources.
This historically colossal burden has yet to be acknowledged fully by the European Commission, which expects Germany to continue to be the largest contributor to an expanded EU budget, and to reduce its burgeoning public-sector borrowing requirements.
A burgeoning economic crisis requires urgent solutions.
The development of irrigated agriculture is necessary for fulfilling the rising food requirements of the burgeoning global population.
But the real push came with the wave of mergers and acquisitions encouraged by the single European currency, forcing European governments to sell nationalized industries to meet budgetary requirements and leading to the burgeoning of capital markets to finance increased corporate financial activity.
A burgeoning literature is devoted to discussing plausible requirements on BAFs.
From a task-based perspective, this is a different activity from the requirements to notify potential custodians, yet both must be done properly to meet the requirements set forth in a burgeoning body of law.
Which should I prioritize: my convenience and desire to tell his parents that yes, he's working on math, or his confidence and burgeoning ability to identify and communicate his requirements for learning?
