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The government also proposed to loosen the country's rigid labor laws and to overhaul its economically burdensome health care and pension systems.

The finding, they wrote, "is consistent with the notion that obesity is economically burdensome for women".

The training required to provide such expertise is also lengthy and economically burdensome.

No one seems to want the admittedly burdensome task of caring for the Chudnovsky family.

The candidates had been challenged at that point with a most burdensome task -- to define a New Yorker.

Unfortunately, the required computational resource for structural stochastic analysis is still a burdensome task especially structures are involved in nonlinearity and high dimensional uncertainty.

For structural studies though, large amounts of pure protein is important but heterologous overexpression of membrane proteins can be a burdensome task, especially if high amounts are required.

The advantage of our approach is that it retains the versatility of the value function iteration approach and achieves a high degree of accuracy without resorting to the very computationally burdensome task of calculating a very fine grid.

Add in the difficulty of managing an audience who are often sprightly, and sometimes uninterested, and you have a burdensome task in not just delivering your material but also stimulating your audience.

It has become an especially burdensome task, even as some resort towns, like Aspen, are now requiring developers to build affordable housing for workers as a condition of building expensive single-family houses.

A discrete function is employed in the MWLS method to construct a set of linear equation, which avoids the burdensome task of numerical integration and leads to a pure meshless analysis for FGM.