Some employees say that the only way for the agency to force the cleanup of these smaller contaminated sites now will be through more cumbersome enforcement actions and settlement negotiations.
One wart to the system was the controller: the scrollwheel was a little cumbersome for some actions, not to mention outrageously expensive as a stand-alone component.
Combined with other cumbersome labour laws, "affirmative action" prompts companies to replace people with machines wherever practical.
As is often the case with books translated to the stage, the episodic narrative and the heavy reliance on description of the action become cumbersome after a while.
The idea is simple, if cumbersome: a five-act, action video game interspersed with four 20-minute long, luxuriously produced TV episodes.
At the time, the conservative German theorist Carl Schmitt offered a legal rationale for the "exceptional dictator" equipped with power to overcome a crisis when parliament was too cumbersome to take needed action.
On the piano this is even more difficult because its action is more cumbersome than the harpsichord's.
Going above and beyond the basic rules, truly interrogating your supply chain, pre-empting cumbersome legislation and taking voluntary action should be the target of any forward-thinking brand.
Because federally required recalls are a lengthy and cumbersome process, virtually all recalls are voluntary actions by the carmakers.
However, studies measuring actual quality and content of this communication are cumbersome, and, as perceptions and knowledge drive actions, we consider it worthwhile to assess those perceptions.
