In many cases delays in obtaining visas, arts administrators and immigration lawyers say, are simply the result of a slow and cumbersome bureaucracy.
Administration officials say the delays were a result of many factors, including cumbersome contracting regulations imposed by the Congress and a heightened sensitivity over the fact that early in the occupation several contracts were awarded without competitive bidding to the Halliburton Company, once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney.
"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".
Also, the requirement for blood drawing, transport to the testing lab, blood processing, test execution, and communication of results is cumbersome, time consuming, error prone and costly, which detract from its diagnostic value.
But officials do not accept NS1 as evidence of dengue, allowing only the results of a more cumbersome laboratory test, which detects antibodies against dengue.
Moreover, virtually all data have been obtained from serological studies, which are unable to discriminate among Chlamydiaceae spp. and interpretation of the results is cumbersome due to the variety of applied techniques [ 9- 12].
Moreover, it prevented the imposition of cumbersome import restrictions.
All these repetitions result in cumbersome, slow and costly work.
These are frequently considered to result from cumbersome and bureaucratic organizational and civil service structures.
The doctrine might have been a good idea when it was imposed on broadcasters in 1949 as a result of anti-Communist hysteria, but it became outmoded and too cumbersome to implement and police, in addition to being unconstitutional.
