It starts with an antiquated system that relies on voters getting and submitting paper forms, which can be burdensome for Americans with mobility and visual disabilities, among others.
Consumer advocates said they were concerned that more than half the quotes for annual coverage were at least $1,000, and almost a third at least $1,500, which are burdensome for moderate-income workers.
Sporadic Alzheimer's disease is characterised by cognitive impairments and associated with cerebrometabolic anomaly and dementia which are burdensome for the old age population and their caregivers worldwide.
Passive acoustic monitoring often leads to large quantities of sound data which are burdensome to process, such that the availability and cost of expert human analysts can be a bottleneck and make ecosystem or landscape-scale projects infeasible.
Censure can be communicated through a formal conviction in a criminal court; or it could be communicated by some further formal denunciation issued by a judge or some other representative of the legal community, or by a system of purely symbolic punishments which were burdensome only in virtue of their censorial meaning.
When the Underground shuts down at night, it can be difficult to procure an Oyster card, which is burdensome for those without smartphones or contactless cards.
You'll need to enter characters through the on-screen keyboard which is burdensome, but Xbox Live will inform you whether the gamertag is available or not.
In Los Angeles and Orange counties, 58.5% of renters spent more than 30% of their income on housing last year, the point at which economists consider it burdensome, the report found. .
The introduction of compulsory elementary schooling in 1880, which was most financially burdensome until it was made free from 1891, did coincide with increased non-elite fertility control.
Thus, informal carers should clearly be relieved of administrative and management tasks, which our findings indicate were considerably burdensome.
