Many fear loss of perks, and have resorted to a cumbersome appeals procedure.
The type theory proposed by Russell, later developed in collaboration with the English mathematician Alfred North Whitehead (1861 1947) in their monumental Principia Mathematica (1910 13), turned out to be too cumbersome to appeal to mathematicians and logicians, who managed to avoid Russell's paradox in other ways.
And even when it uncovers serious, repeated violations, its cumbersome, industry-friendly appeals process makes shutting down a mine virtually impossible.
If the idea of going to sleep with a cumbersome headset doesn't appeal, Miriam Reiner at the Technion Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel may have a more attractive solution.
The tool requirement was supposed to make changing magazines slower and more cumbersome, decreasing the rifle's appeal as a weapon of choice in mass shootings.
Pelé has for some time been a cumbersome icon, deprived of the cultish appeal of the marginalised or the overlooked, and existing instead as a pachydermic mega-brand, dad-ishly passé, a kind of footballing Hotel California.
Appeals can be slow and cumbersome, if they are available at all, and most patients are barred from suing for damages resulting from denials and delayed treatments.
Jonathan Sasser, the lawyer for Conoco, said yesterday that the appeals ruling "will make litigation more cumbersome and expensive".
Blunkett's frustration with the cumbersome system he oversees drives his controversial direct appeals to the people.
"In my view, this indicates that there are a number of what may well be inappropriate sentences imposed on children which have not been appealed [against] under the more cumbersome (current) process," he said.
