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

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

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

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

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

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

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

But, as peripheral Europe can now attest, this is a cumbersome, painful, and politically unpopular form of economic adjustment.

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

Many European companies have profited from investing in such firms, which means deciding on the terms of sanctions could prove cumbersome.

Any attempt by the United Kingdom to repatriate powers to Westminster is likely to be a drawn out and cumbersome negotiation.

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

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

Energy debates in the US, Australia, and other countries have centered so far on introducing a cumbersome cap and trade permit system.

The best option is to better educate the unskilled, but this is a cumbersome, time consuming process that offers no short term solution.

In the absence of segregation of Iraq Trust Fund funds, the production of these financial statements required a cumbersome manual selection of expenditures.

In addition, the measure would remain NTB specific, and assessing the full range of impacts of NTBs might be quite cumbersome, technically speaking.

Broad support was expressed for the notion that consent by third parties should be both express and individual, without being unduly cumbersome for carriers.

In some cases for example, in Nepal unnecessary bureaucratic measures have been introduced to impede access, such as cumbersome registration processes for humanitarian organizations.

Although IMDIS and related procedures have been upgraded progressively, some users still view the practical methods of monitoring as cumbersome and in need of improvement.

On the question of whether the President should routinely take the lead on negotiating texts, one participant cautioned that this would prove cumbersome and problematic.

This strategy resulted in the production of a considerable number of judgements in 2003. However, twin tracking of two big cases or more is cumbersome.

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.

Russia is no longer hampered by communist ideology and a cumbersome central planning system, and the likelihood of ethnic fragmentation, though still a threat, has waned.

G 20 summits are more cumbersome as a result, but that simply reflects the reality of the ongoing shift in economic power from West to East.

It found that both complaints based and pro active approaches can be administratively difficult and cumbersome for both complainants and employers most specifically for small employers.

To move from one area of the country to another, the prospective migrant needs to obtain a traveller's certificate from the authorities, a highly cumbersome procedure.

Funding the next intra eurozone rescue will be rather cumbersome and costly, because financial markets distrust complicated structures like the one set up to finance the EFSF.

It was only after cumbersome procedures and long delays that recently my Office was finally given partial access to useful information obtained by NATO and, previously, SFOR.

(Indeed, the name of the political process by which the EU was to be constructed, neo functionalism, was every bit as abstract and cumbersome as two state condominialism. )

As he put it in 1997, As we move into a new century, the market stabilizing private regulatory forces should gradually displace many cumbersome, increasingly ineffective government structures.

The West African Economic and Monetary Union reported that hidden charges, complex and cumbersome inspection procedures, and a plethora of checkpoints hamper the free flow of transit traffic.

Moreover, the overriding importance of personal networks helps to maintain or even increases socio economic inequality and hinders inclusive growth, as do weak intellectual property laws and cumbersome bureaucracies.

In addition, Governments can support employment and enterprise development by removing obstacles to business activity, such as cumbersome bureaucratic procedures, inappropriate intellectual property protection regimes and complex accounting standards.

Treating people as machines may be scientifically and philosophically accurate, but it's a cumbersome waste of time if you want to guess what this person is going to do next.

France s full engagement will increase the pace of reform in NATO and make the alliance a tool better adapted to twenty first century crises by paring down its cumbersome bureaucracy.

Their inadequacies embodied in a cumbersome system of governance, and in endless, inconclusive summitry and their lack of democratic legitimacy are being repudiated by millions of voters throughout the continent.

The scope of the treaty should not cover existing stocks of fissile material, since otherwise it would entail, inter alia, establishing an excessively cumbersome verification mechanism and, accordingly, unacceptably high costs.

Even as the top down approach to tackling climate change is breaking down, a new bottom up approach is emerging. It holds out better prospects for success than the cumbersome United Nations negotiations.

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.

Additional border crossings and the long distance from major markets, coupled with cumbersome procedures and inadequate infrastructure, substantially increase the total expenses for the transport services that erode the competitive edge of landlocked developing countries.

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.

Such an arrangement should not be cumbersome but built on a simple framework which provides guarantees for the nomination of qualified judges and the speedy convening of a panel of suitable judges to try a given case.

The landlocked developing countries in particular remained increasingly marginalized from international trade by the high transit transport costs due to their lack of land access to the sea, their remoteness from world markets, and cumbersome border crossing procedures.

The Advisory Committee's recommendations on staffing and management were quite useful, in particular the ones on the cumbersome recruitment procedures, which adversely affected the level of financing of posts and, what was worse, the effectiveness of programme implementation.