Sentence examples for unwieldy program from inspiring English sources

Over three decades, Section 8 has grown into an overly prescriptive and unwieldy program.

But the EC intends to bankroll this European Research Council (ERC) by doubling the budget of its vast and unwieldy Framework program from its current $6 billion to an average of $12 billion per year from 2007 to 2013.

In place of unwieldy government programs run by busybody bureaucrats, Bush wants Americans to have more independence and more choices regarding their health care, their savings, and their retirement.

Recent polls show a total rejection of the political class, but little desire to scrap the free-market reforms of the 1990's to return to the unwieldy government programs of the 1980's that produced hyperinflation and shrinking economic activity.

Servicing organizations have said the patchwork of state laws creates more complexity and confusion in an already unwieldy student loan program.

The rest drift off into other fields, and I found it easy to imagine Becky 10 years down the road as some kind of impresario: the director of a major Chelsea gallery, perhaps, or the highly praised manager of a huge and unwieldy government arts program.

Enormous, unwieldy corrupt government programs run by arrogant bureaucrats would be bad enough in 1950.

Taking a first step toward reorganizing the city's unwieldy $2.5 billion special-education program, the Board of Education voted last night to give principals and district superintendents direct authority over the evaluation teams that determine which students need particular attention.

However, the last thing we need is to impose yet another unwieldy 20th-century regulatory program.

ABC has been seeking ways to winnow down the program's unwieldy number of on-air personnel.

The program is notoriously unwieldy and underused, approving only about 75,000 jobs for foreign workers a year, in a labor force of about 2.5 million seasonal and migrant farmworkers, well over half of them undocumented.