Sentence examples for cumbersome requirement from inspiring English sources

This is an unduly cumbersome requirement.

This cumbersome requirement means people in low-wage jobs and job training programs must take time off and lose a day's pay or work training to meet the standards presently in place.

CellDesigner forces the user to define a species before any reaction involving that species can be defined, which might seem sensible but is a cumbersome requirement.

It also did little to reduce the cumbersome requirements required to register a birth, which include: a birth information letter from a doctor or birth attendant (Surat Keterangan Lahir); an ID of a birth witness; a family card listing both parents; an ID card for both parents; a photocopy of the parents' marriage certificate; and a completed form requesting a birth certificate [ 32].

The biggest part of that effort, imposing cumbersome requirements that voters have a government ID, has been painted as a response to voter fraud, an essentially nonexistent problem.

They are raising the spectre of imaginary voter fraud to further their efforts to disqualify a large number of those registrations through cumbersome requirements that elections boards cannot complete by November 4 to fix a problem that does not exist.

Researchers in the humanities and social sciences are pleased that the reforms would address repeated complaints that medically oriented regulations have choked off research in their fields with irrelevant and cumbersome requirements.

The report proposes a radical restructuring of the nation's teacher-training system that would include rigorous testing in subject areas and the reduction of "cumbersome requirements not based on scientific evidence".

Does the fact that seven justices clearly think states can get around the preemption problem by petitioning the Election Assistance Commission for waivers to add more cumbersome requirements for voter registration raise concerns?

In our department, the cumbersome requirements for use of the ICED, KFI, and CIRS would reduce compliance with collection of comorbidity data.

(1959), an Illinois law requiring special mudguards on trucks using its highways was found to be too cumbersome a requirement although it had been enacted in behalf of the safety of its citizens.