In the meantime, tedious immigration rules will keep on impinging on the people for whom they're meant to protect, while time and money will be spent on filtering out the undesirables from our vast network of irritating celebrities who would really be better off annoying the US than the poor people of Britain.
Tedious and bureaucratic rules may lead to the disappearance of trials initiated by researchers.
Tedious and bureaucratic rules may result in more and more incentives being necessary to persuade physicians and their employers to carry out trials, making trials more expensive.
Selecting the people who will be delegates at the national convention is a tedious process governed by rules that vary from state to state.
Nicky Spence brings rare vitality to the long (often tedious) description of the rules of the singing contest in Act 1.
It is a chaotic forum for talks, described by Mr Moore as " a parliament without parties, whips or standing committees; with no speaker and no rules about tedious repetition".
Some states mandate tedious inventory and accounting rules for probate, while others allow the beneficiaries to simply sign off on the executor's proposed distribution.
Writing under a pseudonym obviously ruled out any tedious book signings or publicity appearances, but Ms. Rowling doesn't have to do anything she doesn't want to.
Are these signs that all the tedious governance seminars and incomprehensible new rule books are at last beginning to produce real results?Well, no, actually.
Tedious safety drills and strict seat-belt rules would have to go, as would rowdy stag parties and wailing children.
