Sentence examples for cumbersome through from inspiring English sources

In particular, the activity of the legislature is made less cumbersome through delegating more short-term decisions to an executive branch capable of acting with greater coherence and dispatch.

Storing special positions and viewports for later presentation is also a feasible application, as cumbersome navigation through large-scale models is simplified by having such a "positional bookmark".

Access to individually geocoded (disaggregate) data often involves lengthy and cumbersome procedures through review boards and committees for approval (and sometimes is not possible).

Often this consists or guiding a remote control buggy through small nooks and crannies that the Major (decked out as he is in a rather fetching red spacesuit) is too cumbersome to fit through.

At present, if people have a common grievance they may be added to a court action, but only if they identify themselves from the outset and are prepared to leap through cumbersome legal hoops.

But Mr. Bush has not said whether he will seek to overturn the action, a step that could be accomplished only through cumbersome new rule-making proceedings or action by Congress.

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.

Today, most people continue to share files with one another as email attachments, which can be cumbersome to sort through.

The company says that right now it's relatively cumbersome to go through the three to ten steps to send a photo from a mobile messaging app.

However, in such methods, the consumers of multimedia contents should be under surveillance or need to go through cumbersome physiological electrode setups, which restricts the usage of these modalities for affective annotation.

Taxation indispensable to the functioning of government becomes an inhibiting factor in private sector activity in developing countries when applied through cumbersome rules and administration, as is usually the case.