Sentence examples for the unwieldy process from inspiring English sources

His has been the key role, finding out from other governments their targets and concerns, forming a bridge between nations that have historically had differences, and liaising closely with the UN to understand how the unwieldy process can be managed.

But it's also clear that he keeps a firmer hand on all elements of the unwieldy process than anyone since the great Arthur Freed, who ran his own musical kingdom at MGM in the 1940's and 1950's.

It seems to ease the unwieldy process of sorting out what to do with lots of online accounts with different passwords and so on, but I would add another challenge to the list: it's depressing.

The unwieldy process of government compensation is under way and private funds are in place.

It may seem strange, but such absences are a fact of the unwieldy process that leads to international agreements like the one hashed out in Paris last Saturday.

Nelvana faced several problems with their Korean contractors, among them the language barrier between the Canadian crew and the overseas staff, and the unwieldy processes through which the film reels were shipped to the West.

The inefficiency of this unwieldy process of requiring patients to opt in, rather than out, of studies produces low rates of recruitment and jeopardises the feasibility and successful outcome of qualitative research.

Jurisdiction over the various intelligence agencies and their budgets is currently divided among a number of committees, but Congress could streamline that unwieldy process.

Mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and several large banks had established MERS in 1995 to circumvent the often unwieldy process of transferring ownership of mortgages and recording changes with county clerks.

But some say the problem lies more with the Ad Council's own unwieldy process.

Look at the evidence — you should overlook this gap because I am the rightful owner.' " Such an unwieldy process will make it more expensive for banks to overhaul their loan servicing operations to address myriad concerns from judges and regulators, but analysts say it can be done.