Sentence examples for cumbersome policy from inspiring English sources

"Digital revenues are going up, the music and film industry are moving in the right direction, yet this cumbersome policy is still lumbering forward," said Killock.

This is not a book about politics; it is the story of the adventures of Tony, Gordon and others who were in government, a flowing narrative uninterrupted by any cumbersome policy detail.

And it was that misbegotten, cumbersome policy that harmed millions of customers, torpedoed thousands of employees' careers, and inexorably cracked the foundation of Wells Fargo.

Of course, blocking a user outright with a cumbersome security policy can be costly, even if it's a high-risk transaction.

He told CBC that cumbersome communications policies are "leading to a death spiral for government science" and claims that as a government scientist, he was not even allowed to speak to the public about research that made the government looked good.

The local and international business communities continue to insist on clear and simplified procedures pursuant to principles of the Rule of Law in doing business in order to reduce cumbersome regulations and policies which are often applied on an ad-hoc and discretionary basis by public officials.

However, this policy is cumbersome and costly (surveillance, isolation) in countries with limited resources and/or high prevalence.

"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".

But the need to balance competing interests can make even liberal photo policies seem cumbersome.

And, except for Mr. Badillo, none of the candidates displayed much of an appetite for challenging union policies, like cumbersome disciplinary procedures for bad teachers, which some educators argue must come to an end if there is to be a turnaround in New York's schools.

Congressional officials said the old policy was too cumbersome.