But it puts various sources of complicated canonical procedures together in a concise, easy-to-read, one-page guide, without cumbersome canon law citations and Latin phrases.
He also proposes easing cumbersome labour laws.
Combined with other cumbersome labour laws, "affirmative action" prompts companies to replace people with machines wherever practical.
The city legalized abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, untangled its cumbersome divorce laws and recognized civil unions.
True, he announced some measures to boost growth: some cumbersome labour laws are to be cut away; "credit easing", a so-far vague attempt to give business lending a nudge, is on the cards, too.
Mr. Klein and his boss, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said they were hampered by cumbersome state laws that had been heavily influenced by the teachers' union here, although many of the rules that govern the cases were agreed to by the city.
But he said he opposed using the state's famously cumbersome ballot laws to fend off insurgents, describing what he said was the value of primaries in battle-hardening the front-runner and showcasing the party's principles.
A cumbersome new tax law aimed at raising three percentage points of GDP to spend on education will crack down on evasion but risks discouraging investment.Chile has the least-bad schools in Latin America, though that is not saying much.
While reform of the cumbersome federal superfund law has gone nowhere in Congress, state governments have been busy adopting "brownfield" and other legislation to clean their own toxic backyards in a cheaper and more flexible fashion.
It would provide a uniform, national standard for all egg farmers rather than a patchwork of cumbersome and complicated laws in every state.
