If your company has too many, it automatically becomes a public company for regulatory purposes, subject to the rather costly and cumbersome burdens of Sarbanes-Oxley.
Ms. Mumbu, speaking with deadpan poetic grace, provides the antidote to the male voices that resound as the dancers — Papy Ebotani, Djodjo Kazadi and Mr. Linyekula — move in and out of the performance space, manipulating long tubes of fluorescent light that they use to create pathways, boundaries or cumbersome burdens.
Detractors have long cast a yellow taxi ride in New York as something of an urban surrender — a necessary expense when the subway is too crowded, the walk is too cumbersome, the burden of car ownership in the city is too much to bear.
Due to high virulence, rate of multi-drug resistance and limited availability of new agents, these infections create cumbersome clinical burdens, making it important to reduce the risk of their occurrence.
In recent years, larger government allocations, a drop in drug prices, decentralisation of the programme, relief from restrictive guidelines and cumbersome administrative burdens of the ART programme, nurse-initiation of treatment and task-shifting, and the lifting of treatment eligibility criteria to 350 cells/μl, all opened up and broadened access to HIV care [ 59].
The growing archive, which keeps a copy of every newspaper published in the UK (a legal requirement), and more besides, is a cumbersome, if beautiful, burden.
"We need to make security easier and less cumbersome, and put the burden back on the software vendors to fix their code".
