"Well, Americans now need to get as "mad as hell" about bad trade laws, bad tax laws, and over-burdensome regulations on manufacturers.
This counter-balanced, and possibly outweighed, the positive factors of greater work predictability and 'shielding' from over-burdensome patient responsibility.
In Europe, many academics now cite over-burdensome university bureaucracy limiting their ability to do good research, describing it as more problematic than difficulties in finding funds [ 16].
We tried to ensure that the indicators did not require over-burdensome data collection, yet still satisfied funders' accountability requirements [ 26].
ID 13 No one thought the questionnaires were over-burdensome, although one participant (ID 11) could not complete the measures when the research nurse came to visit as she was too unwell, so completed them the following day.
"Truthfully, I don't get it," says this hard-working 60-year-old writer, clad in a writer's comfy sweater, mulling over his burdensome double life as multipurpose scapegoat.
The decision left the justices deeply split not only about the constitutional analysis but also over how burdensome the ruling would prove for the states by sweeping thousands of misdemeanor cases within the framework the court established in its landmark Gideon v. Wainwright decision in 1963.
This study tested the hypothesis that prospective screening invitees would prefer full-laxative preparation with higher sensitivity and specificity for polyps, despite greater burden, over less burdensome reduced-laxative or non-laxative alternatives with lower sensitivity and specificity.
"When you talk to them about jobs and the economy, over-taxation and burdensome regulation, they light up.
