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Gates said he believes it is possible to do background security checks without having the process become too burdensome .

Even if your toolkit is up to its task, creating and maintaining tons of generated objects are just burdensome and inflexible.

However, in this case, it means that following the process tends to be less burdensome and easier than not following the process.

If Sandy's music got to be too burdensome, some time, I would let a knight defeat me, on the chance that she would desert to him.

Nor of men sought we glory, neither of you, nor yet of others, when we might have been burdensome, as the apostles of Christ.

"Good" GM would emerge after two or three months with a clean capital structure and no burdensome contracts.

Perhaps truly has the intimately connected injury, as if awakening from a dream betrayal, burdensome entanglement.

Lighting will be continuous or at least frequent during the last weeks at times, and the thunder claps burdensome.

Mr Uribe has failed to reform burdensome labour laws that force younger Colombians into a vast informal economy.

More important, he knew that, as an insurance company, AIG was not subject to the same burdensome rules on capital reserves as banks.

Small wonder, then, that this burdensome task has fewer political cheerleaders.

America faces numerous threats to this remarkable entrepreneurial ecology. The legal system can be burdensome, even destructive.

Fidesz promises to reduce taxes and the burdensome bureaucracy, and thus create a million new jobs over the next decade.

Distractors for intraoral placement do not cause any extraoral scars and are less burdensome in their daily use.

Unfortunately , the cost of quality university education can be burdensome .

And striking down Sarbox might well have opened the door to even more burdensome regulation.

Some designers consider placing correlation data in the application interface to be burdensome on the client application.

''Insufficient' should not be understood to mean 'uncomfortable' or 'burdensome, '' the official said.

Diabetes and its numerous complications are extremely burdensome on the health and economies of countries worldwide.

Get school boards and downtown bureaucracies (and burdensome union contracts) out of the way.

It does create a process for opposing a patent afterwards, as in Europe, but some say it will still be too burdensome for the challenger.

Many businesses have asserted that the reporting requirement is a first step toward burdensome and needless government regulation.

For years, America's automakers have faced serious challenges -- burdensome costs, a shrinking share of the market, and declining profits.

In the sweet marriage with his newly wed, Chagall appears to feel that love can lighten the burdensome flesh.

Low rate of tax will not be burdensome in absolute terms and reduce the reward of avoidance.

Promoting a healthy lifestyle to the whole population in a country could be quite burdensome.

In the following years, I realized that travel didn't have to be so burdensome.

White began by saying the new education standards were too burdensome and needed to be changed.

The Sabbath is a gift, to be commemorated without burdensome hindrances .

Even before the downturn hit, business groups protested that the new law would be costly and burdensome.

The Russian government has sought to impede critical human rights reporting by imposing burdensome regulatory requirements. Mr.

Obviously, that would be quite burdensome for the user.

This burdensome deployment model was a definite barrier for beginners.

I really didnt know your empty place would be so burdensome. I miss you.

Supreme Court rulings not allowing the use of race for making most governmental regulations have made addressing EJ issues more burdensome.

However, implementation has proven more costly and burdensome than originally anticipated.

Obviously, that makes extra debt service more burdensome--and also makes both bondholders and taxpayers more reluctant.

Now Delilah was stuck with a burdensome pet whose name she refused to utter.

Should EU regulation get too burdensome, there is always the chance of opt-outs.

By contrast, price regulation and obscure trade barriers are harder to spot and more burdensome to the poor.

So, some of knowledge is described with the character is more burdensome , but the power that some things must use a written language.

Mr Druckenmille said one reason he decided to close Duquesne was its burdensome size.

The financial industry already faces burdensome new regulations. If voters get any angrier, it could face even heavier ones.

The miners say that the RSPT could push rates to nearly 60%, making Australia's mining taxes the world's most burdensome by some distance.

Tradition is far from being inter or burdensome for the writer.

It would help protect younger customers who are more easily tricked into burdensome debt.

If many flows have this requirement, maintenance of the crontab becomes burdensome.

Lots of much-reviled EU regulations would simply be replaced by domestic ones, quite possibly equally burdensome.

The responsibility to uphold the reputation can be burdensome.

However, U. S. customs procedures are deemed "comparatively burdensome. "

What he needs is a none concise and relaxed, burdensome job and living environment.

On one hand, Saturn, the planet of hard work, will oppose the Sun, so you may feel that the tasks you have to do seem burdensome.

Under Lula, Brazil saw faster growth, impressive social progress but little or no reform of burdensome taxes and red tape.

Many of the manager position's more burdensome administrative tasks were automated, freeing middle managers to coach others.

Liberated from death row, the banks have lobbied hard against burdensome regulatory changes.

That meant viewing health as far more than a burdensome political duty, a bottomless drain on public funds.

Dreams fuelling our inner drive, they make our feet light, our tasks exciting instead of burdensome and our hopes infinitely possible.

That we ratepayers have to keep paying the burdensome interest.

Specifying the properties for each file in a project is a burdensome task.

As numbers fall, the overheads become more burdensome and the pressure on ingredients greater.

EXAMPLE: Serving on the committee is a burdensome obligation that takes a lot of my time.

It might mean something trivial, or it might mean something unfairly burdensome.

and, this being so, no one has any interest in making them burdensome to others.

Employment regulations were also mentioned by half the businesses as burdensome, with 29 per cent citing planning red tape.

How costly and burdensome depends only partly on the nature of the business.

When a person or corporation decides that debt has become too burdensome, a petition of bankruptcy is filed.

However, the UK government's Home Office has made the student visa process more burdensome for all applicants.

Costs are rising; regulations are growing more burdensome.

Given that they are limited to 0-3 artifacts per iteration at most, three reviews for a six-week iteration will prove burdensome.

From China's perspective, its alliance with North Korea is a burdensome asset.

There are better ways to define extensions within schema -- such as redefines -- which make this approach seem a bit burdensome.

They used to find the taxes burdensome.

Its tax system is labyrinthine and labour laws are seen as burdensome.

Nothing is as burdensome as a secret.

They say they are swamped by burdensome federal government regulation.

Bans on ozone-depleting chemicals were not burdensome for US companies.

And in any event, a switch should never spontaneously reboot, no matter how burdensome the load.

Ryanair was employing 200 cabin staff and pilots in Marseille on Irishlabour contracts, which are less burdensome than French ones.

Or, a set expression may be used so frequently that repeatedly defining the set becomes burdensome.

For what is it wherein ye were inferior to other churches, except [it be] that I myself was not burdensome to you? forgive me this wrong.

As that happens, the banks and their investors will undoubtedly clamor for relief from "overly burdensome" regulation.

A business such as HSBC or Standard Chartered, which operates globally, can migrate if its lead regulator imposes burdensome requirements.

The economy will slow further, the deflationary pressure will increase again, debts will become more burdensome, and so on.

Leading a hypocritical life is the most burdensome thing in the world.

This is love for God: to obey his commands. And his commands are not burdensome.

I learned by heart many unnecessary names and details, burdensome to the memory, in order to give occasional embarrassment to the teacher.

It is burdensome, an ugly thing, and I want to get rid of it.

It finds investment in collective endeavours, such as NATO and the EU, altogether too burdensome.

Bank is a very special, but also relative to the burdensome business.

Finally, certain imported products face burdensome requirements before they can be distributed in China.

At present, it is burdensome to tripartite participate in labor legislation in China.

Replacing heart disease and cancer, mental illness has become the most burdensome disease in China.

he glanced about the room , and the thought of packing was burdensome.

So at that time, the entrance examination was so burdensome for the graduate of the senior middle school.

The US, on the other hand, is in financial trouble and wary of burdensome new commitments.

Because I was burdensome and she disliked me.

John says that since he moved to Europe 25 years ago, U. S. tax regulations have become more and more burdensome.

Allay suggests relief at least for the time being from what is burdensome or painful:

Arduous refers to what involves burdensome labor or sustained physical or spiritual effort:

performance or, where relevant, enforcement is unreasonably burdensome or expensive;

Administration should not be burdensome

or they are useful, and therefore in temporary and partial relation to us, becoming burdensome when their utility is lost;

Burdensome manual indexing tool is the bottleneck in ontology system development;

Inflict: To deal or mete out (something punishing or burdensome); impose

An unpleasant or burdensome task

So high or burdensome as to discourage purchase or use