The cumbersomely named Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act creates requirements for federal approval for major projects.
No matter how frenetically delivered, the dialogue and especially the monologues feel cumbersomely overstated, like messages carved in stone.
Cumbersomely named the Fracturing Responsibility and Awareness of Chemicals Act, it would close the loophole and restore the E.P.A.'s rightful authority to regulate hydraulic fracturing.
In his mind, she was "a great little girl," and his terms of endearment came to include "My Dearest Grandest Child" and, somewhat cumbersomely, "Whitest One of White Ones".
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) may be cumbersomely named, but the chancellor's worthwhile purpose in creating it was to ensure that forecasts are made without ministerial interference.
However, the largest group appears to be the cumbersomely named Citizens Group That Will Not Forgive Special Privileges for Koreans in Japan, known here by its Japanese abbreviation, the Zaitokukai, which has some 9,000 members.
But, rather cumbersomely, they plan to do it by sending helicopters to bomb his headquarters, which happen to be in the middle of town.
Written with Paula Dwyer of Business Week, the book is cumbersomely called "Take On The Street: What Wall Street and Corporate America Don't Want You to Know.
I was particularly worried by the first 10 minutes or so, with Coogan cumbersomely speaking directly to camera and Michael Nyman's music sawing away dispiritingly on the soundtrack.
This blend of reality and annotative fantasy is rigorously, sometimes cumbersomely carried through in the set (Riccardo Hernández), lighting (Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer) and costumes (Paul Tazewell).
