Six years and one Congressional power shift later, there is ample support in the House and Senate for repealing the executive order's cumbersome rules, which give presidents, former presidents and even their heirs power to withhold sensitive documents well beyond the standard 12-year waiting period.
If so, it would be a cumbersome order to return.
The local and international business communities continue to insist on clear and simplified procedures pursuant to principles of the Rule of Law in doing business in order to reduce cumbersome regulations and policies which are often applied on an ad-hoc and discretionary basis by public officials.
However, in order to avoid cumbersome wording, hereafter we use only the term conversation analysis.
For that reason, the F.D.A. required that the drug be distributed through only a handful of mail-order pharmacies, a cumbersome process for doctors and patients.
Chicken is always ready to be delivered, with 24/7 availability at a number of stores, and delivery reliably comes straight to your apartment door in 30 minutes or so, bundled with a bottle of soda and side dishes all for about $20. Until recently though, ordering chicken was cumbersome.
Civil servants and pensioners were covered by a social welfare scheme, but in practice they would ask for exemption at the hospitals in order to avoid the cumbersome paperwork of reimbursement (Paphassarang et al. 2002a, p. 80; Boupha et al. 2005, pp. 21 2).
Even with all of its equipment, Merck-Medco will still have 26 pharmacists filling orders by hand for medication that is ordered infrequently, or is too cumbersome to merit space in a cell.
The approach may be used for practical purposes in order to avoid expensive and cumbersome experimental investigations.
In crisis situations, government officials will not opt to deal with cumbersome administration in order to get drugs to those in need.
