Mr. Hevesi has the additional encumbrance -- at least as far as some Democrats are concerned -- of having the support of some people who have been close to Mr. Giuliani, including Bruce Teitelbaum, Mr. Giuliani's former campaign manager, and Raymond Harding, the state Liberal Party leader.
It will be free of one legal encumbrance as it pursues its seemingly limitless spread of ventures.
Usually, with changes in the behavior of citizens, from paperwork and check-writing to constraints on hiring practices, negotiations, and compromises, all of which the libertarian takes as an onerous encumbrance and even, at times, a collective mind-control.
The peacock's tail, a flamboyant example of sexual selection, is a costly encumbrance of no help at all to physical survival, but of great value in seducing peahens.
But many think that the issue of human rights is at best a distraction and at worst an encumbrance to the traditional jobs of diplomacy promoting your country's interests and safeguarding its security.Critics of those who want western policymakers to encourage human rights abroad often see the debate as a modern obsession even aberration that dates back to Jimmy Carter.
For the present they would proceed on false assumptions-assumptions shed in her huge fatigue, like arms and equipment discarded on the march, which whether recovered or regretted at some later stage, had become an intolerable encumbrance in extremity.
What the Americans and British now have to decide is whether formal alliances that include France as a major partner are worth anything at all, or if they are an actual encumbrance in times of danger.
For frameless cabinets, you can use the straight-edge easily at the top, bottom and side without the encumbrance of a face frame.
Solid-state flash does not have the encumbrance of all those moving parts, which enables data to move at a scale far faster than with hard disks.
The disquiet over the new whip rules remains an encumbrance to racing, with a day of fascinating clues both here and at Kempton as to the destination of future prizes at the Cheltenham Festival overshadowed by the seven-day ban given to the winning jockey after one of Saturday's biggest races.
