It was also important to avoid a system that was overly complex, too rigid, too cumbersome or too costly.

Moreover, they have seeds, which are cumbersome.

65. The three step dispute settlement procedure proposed by the Special Rapporteur appeared to be too rigid, somewhat cumbersome and costly.

The entire system was cumbersome and limited in employment.

It just makes your life really difficult and cumbersome.

In their opinion, the present methodology was cumbersome and complicated.

And the problem is it gets time consuming, and cumbersome.

However, twin tracking of two big cases or more is cumbersome.

An argument is made, of course, that these hurdles mean nothing in practice if obstacles to operating in the formal economy are too cumbersome, businesses simply go underground.

She explained that creation of a brand new series of staff rules had been considered, but rejected as being too cumbersome as compared to revising an existing series.

Controls are by their nature cumbersome due process is not always expeditious.

The present procedures of the plan and its revisions were considered too complicated and cumbersome both for the Secretariat, in particular the substantive units, and for the Member States.

It holds out better prospects for success than the cumbersome United Nations negotiations.

Government red tape has made the process very cumbersome and hard to understand.

However, the current appeals process was slow and cumbersome, and improvements were overdue.

(e) Cumbersome and labour intensive procedures have to be followed for closing accounts

At present such linkages are, for the most part, cumbersome, or at best ambiguous.

Establishing methods for quantification of NTBs is cumbersome, time consuming and not very well studied.

2. The establishment of new bodies and procedures might further burden an already cumbersome system.

This past summer, millions of travelers avoided paying cumbersome and expensive charges to change their currency.

But this implies a complex and cumbersome approval process and the provision of high quality collateral.

I think when people are on the move, it becomes cumbersome to stop and upload photos.

It was a slow, cumbersome process that depended on chicken eggs, millions of living chicken eggs.

Other numbers, such as the speed of light, are much larger and cumbersome to work with.

But democratic governments fear that these processes are too cumbersome, and would undercut the flexibility of the multi stakeholder approach, which stresses the involvement of the private and non profit sectors, as well as governments.

The deep secrecy of its political system meant that the flow of information was slow and cumbersome.

India barely reformed its cumbersome trade and industrial regime before its economy took off in the 1980s.

Also experience has shown that nationwide programmes tend to be centralized and bureaucratically cumbersome in their operation.

Thinking visually can be very cumbersome, so having Evernote helps me keep everything organized in one place.

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Too, too, too, too late.

Lawsuits are apparently increasingly common, but they are notoriously cumbersome, and judges are not independent from factory bosses.

First, the JCPOA s weakest provisions both cumbersome and open to competing interpretations are those covering compliance and verification.

These aspects make the completion process of the form very cumbersome and time consuming, resulting in measurement errors.

Improvised systems can be cumbersome, unreliable, relatively difficult to use and also more expensive than industrially produced equivalents.

The ships are large and cumbersome, and the battles between fleets protracted, giving the game a noted cinematic feel.

The whole world suffers because of the cumbersome way of your action children suffer, my son suffers from you .

Sweden has always held the opinion that the system contained in Part XI of the Convention was too cumbersome and that it generated costs that were disproportionate to the financial gains that could be acquired from deep seabed mining.

The Committee was apprised of the significant time and efforts required for the cumbersome procedures for recruiting and appointing staff.

Although the current methodology was cumbersome and complicated, the scales of assessment adopted so far were premised on that foundation.

At present, with the existing cumbersome and separated accounting arrangements, the timely availability of such important information is being hampered.

But not all of the slowdown in productivity growth can be attributed to the cumbersome transition to a new technological era.

She recalled that the General Assembly, at its fifty seventh session, had described the internal justice system as slow and cumbersome.

Also, cases of proven wrongdoing should be settled quickly that was not possible with the current cumbersome and ineffective appeal procedures.

To make it possible for the accused or the Prosecutor to appeal, without rendering the structure of the Tribunal too cumbersome, the Tribunal has been divided into two trial chambers, each with three judges, and an appeals chamber consisting of five judges.