Sentence examples for procedures are too from inspiring English sources
MANY candy-making procedures are too precise for the casual cook, but some are dead easy.
The biotech industry has long claimed EU approval procedures are too slow and restrictive.
If procedures are too informal, absent class members would not be bound by the arbitration.
Our procedures are too expensive, and we perform too many of them.
The procedures are too rigid".That is the big challenge facing Poland, and the central subject of this survey.
According to the Ofsted inspection report, students at the school "are potentially at risk because school procedures are too lax and fall far short of statutory requirements".
In this regard, the application of standardized procedures is too onerous if the goal is the qualitative distribution of the energy performances with reference to entire urban areas.
And both assert that the defendants, as professional investors, should have realized that their profits were too high and too consistent — and Mr. Madoff's paperwork and procedures were too sloppy — to be legitimate.
Moreover, reimbursement procedures were too complicated, Mr. Cao said: Outpatient treatment, common in rural China, was usually excluded, and bills from nonlocal hospitals were not easy to claim back.
The city's Department of Education revised the code this year amid calls for safer schools and widespread complaints that disciplinary procedures were too complicated to be effective, sometimes requiring teachers to plow through months of paperwork to have an unruly student removed from class.
Mr Lewis made the yoghurt pot error during an interview on BBC Breakfast responding to viewers' concerns that recycling procedures were too complicated and confusing.
