They also have made requirements that if someone has been in their job for 15 or more years, they're not interested in seeing them either, because they feel that they're set in their ways, and they haven't updated or learned new skills.
Far too many states have onerous requirements that make it particularly hard for poor people and racial minorities to vote.
A few states still have outdated requirements that make it legally impossible for some LGBT people to be raped.
These approaches are useful, but have large computational requirements that make comprehensive design studies impractical.
Since grasses of agricultural importance have complex genomes and growth requirements that make them difficult for use in research at the molecular level, there is a need for model grass species in basic research.
In addition to the problems of making reliable automated tools, there are also cultural and ethical requirements that make it interesting to consider semi-automated tools [5].
But instead of making it easier, many states are imposing new voter identification requirements that make the process unfairly complicated.
For Mr. Benjamin, the new law is "a crack in the door" that may lead to eliminating "the more onerous requirements" that make it difficult for former inmates to get required licenses for all sorts of jobs.
But they are subject to a complex web of licensing and certification requirements that have made it all but impossible to make an actual sale.
When that fails, they pass legal requirements that make it difficult for doctors to provide abortions, or they cut funding for organizations that provide abortions.
