Of course, the list of good behavior can get downright tiresome.

But the process for issuing SDRs is cumbersome, and there are no private markets in which they can be traded.

Such negotiations and the passage of legal decisions in the various countries are tedious and lengthy.

Physical activity becomes very difficult for people with this condition, and usually after two to five years, you die.

China ought to regard this not as a burdensome necessity, but as an inspiration to greatness.

Raven thought that the tests commonly in use at that time were cumbersome to administer and the results difficult to interpret.

The World Bank suggests that the bureaucratic requirements to start a business in many countries are excessive and time consuming.

Many regretted that one consequence of the Council's expanding agenda was that ambassadors were overburdened.

He says the so called achievement disease among parents is what has made the college admissions process become so stressful

Their responsibilities include the collection of water and fuel, activities that are particularly burdensome in areas with a poor social infrastructure.

Recognising that it is important to build on and coordinate with existing efforts, and avoid imposing burdensome and duplicative measures, it was suggested that

Of course, the list of good behavior can get downright tiresome. But the question of personal responsibility is arising more and more.

At the time, these were sold over the counter in cumbersome glass bottles or impractical paper wraps in most European countries.

Any country can leave the EU, and thus the eurozone, when the perceived burden of its obligations becomes too onerous.

On the contrary, it is caught in a duel between healing and disruptive influences, in which it can ill afford any further intensification of the latter.

Whether caused by drought, exhausted soils, locusts, lack of high yield seeds, the results were the same desperation, disease, and death.

Appropriate regulation and sufficiently long time horizons can make structures of all kinds much more energy efficient, without imposing burdensome costs.

But the STLF still requires a burdensome application process, which only Mexico, Colombia, and Poland have been willing to endure.

Containment s goal was to prevent Soviet expansion without saddling the US with unsustainable military obligations.

These include fears of abuse, the fact that Mode 4 is possibly the easiest target , and the risk of creating an overly burdensome mechanism.

For it showed that the developed world, at least, was on track to solving the economic problem the problem of scarcity that kept mankind tethered to a burdensome life of toil.

In both cases, the patient knowingly chooses a course of action that will lead to her or his death, rather than an alternative course of action that would have led to a longer but burdensome life.

I cannot introduce myself without telling you about my city, Aleppo, as the two of us are exactly alike worn down, exhausted, full of fire, full of the desire to live, confused.

Ayman works very hard in school and dreams of a future career. But, with 47 students in his cramped classroom and double shifts the norm, his learning environment is very stressful. Home is no refuge  the recent incursion into Jabalia was 200 meters from where Ayman lives. The shooting and shelling so terrorized his five year old sister that she still wakes up screaming at night.

Ayman works very hard in school and dreams of a future career. But, with 47 students in his cramped classroom and double shifts the norm, his learning environment is very stressful. Home is no refuge the recent incursion into Jabalia was 200 meters from where Ayman lives. The shooting and shelling so terrorized his five year old sister that she still wakes up screaming at night.

It is over extended, dependent upon massive daily imports of dollars and oil, and its armed forces are engaged in demanding conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Other qualified people from emerging markets have been reluctant to put their hats into the ring it is a brutal job, with a travel schedule that requires physical stamina to match wisdom and experience.

Around the world, an estimated 171 million children from 5 to 17 years of age work, subject to hazardous conditions, excessive workloads, work intensity and excessive hours of work.

The IMF has also put in place a Flexible Credit Line to disburse funds quickly and free of onerous conditions to countries buffeted by financial crosswinds through no fault of their own.

Reporting requirements are onerous and often impose huge administrative burdens on developing countries, which must devote the scarce skills of educated, English speaking personnel to writing reports for donors rather than running programs.

Combined with their low and declining GDP growth prospects, their debt burdens are becoming sufficiently onerous to raise questions about whether they can stabilize the situation and restore growth on their own.

Indeed, while the diagnostic process which typically involves sending a sample of blood, urine, or tissue to a laboratory for analysis may be cumbersome and expensive, health care providers and sophisticated laboratories remain widely available.

In this context, we upon whom our peoples have conferred the task of governing have a very demanding responsibility ahead of us. And that is because governing means managing with efficiency and transparency it means articulating in a democratic fashion this rich and complex network that is society.

When someone can't see how one choice is unlike another, or when there are too many choices to compare and contrast, the process of choosing can be confusing and frustrating.

Traditional lab tests for disease diagnosis can be too expensive and cumbersome for the regions most in need. George Whitesides' ingenious answer, at TEDxBoston, is a foolproof tool that can be manufactured at virtually zero cost.

China ought to regard this not as a burdensome necessity, but as an inspiration to greatness. The best periods in Chinese history were those in which the country was most open both internally and towards the outside world.

This would generalize and extend its Flexible Credit Line (FCL), under which countries with impeccable credentials are prequalified for automatic access to IMF credit without having to accept onerous conditions.

First, the JCPOA s weakest provisions both cumbersome and open to competing interpretations are those covering compliance and verification. So some skepticism about implementation is in order.

It is essential, in particular, to create reliable large scale financing for developing countries during crises, through a mix of counter cyclical issuance of SDRs and emergency financing without onerous conditions.

Unilateralism seems very expedient to shortsighted politicians, for it obviates the need for what they perceive as the mess of actual negotiations that is, meeting their counterparts face to face and discovering the human results of their policies.

But the proposal, though certainly appealing, is not consistent with the realities of the Middle East today. Unlike European countries, which emerged from World War II so exhausted by conflict that they agreed to pool their sovereignty for the sake of peace, the countries of the Middle East are experiencing an ever intensifying climate of nationalism, intolerance, and hatred.

The villages that I visited in Tajikistan, Yemen, Mali, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Malawi, Cambodia, and elsewhere reflect the condition of hundreds of millions of impoverished people worldwide. Whether caused by drought, exhausted soils, locusts, lack of high yield seeds, the results were the same desperation, disease, and death.

As noted in paragraphs 87 and 88 of the report of the Secretary General, many States find the current reporting requirements onerous, as they are required to report separately to different treaty bodies, often on very similar or overlapping issues.