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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

At the apex of the pyramid, the G 7 was obliged to give way to the broader G 20, bringing countries like China and India into the decision making nexus as full partners. 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.

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.

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.

Analysts generally believe that complicated factors in the UK such as exposed economic risks, increasing disputes among domestic politics, cumbersome subsequent procedures after Brexit, and increasing future uncertainties all impede its nuclear power projects.

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.

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.

But not all of the slowdown in productivity growth can be attributed to the cumbersome transition to a new technological era. Even as the economy has started to recover, investment in Europe remains well below its level in 2008.

If exchange rates cannot depreciate, wages and prices need to fall when a country has an unsustainable current account deficit. But, as peripheral Europe can now attest, this is a cumbersome, painful, and politically unpopular form of economic adjustment.

The second imperative for boosting growth is the removal of excessively cumbersome government regulations. Under the current system, it took 34 years to approve the establishment of a new medical school the result of collusion between government officials and doctors.

This past summer, millions of travelers avoided paying cumbersome and expensive charges to change their currency. But the advantage for trade and investment implied by the absence of foreign exchange risks within the euro area is of greater economic importance.

If they want to defend the incomes of the unskilled (or the less motivated), they have four options. The best option is to better educate the unskilled, but this is a cumbersome, time consuming process that offers no short term solution.

Growing vector resistance, the lack of introduction of new insecticide products over the past two decades, as well as withdrawals of effective compounds due to cumbersome non harmonized registration procedures, means the arsenal of available and effective insecticides has diminished significantly.

Terrorism is a heinous and perverted product of the global order, and the associated mentality glorifies military might as the source of legitimacy and denigrates the principles of international law, ethics and morality as cumbersome constrictions on the exercise of power.

They played a tremendous role in the erosion of the Soviet system .They kept infecting more and more people over the years. Yet today, the Bush administration oversees a cumbersome visa program that has cut the number of such exchanges, particularly with Muslim countries.

The Protocol lifts the cumbersome and impractical trigger mechanism under the 1994 Convention and thus strengthens and enhances the safety and protection of United Nations personnel engaging in inherently risky work, such as delivering humanitarian, political or development assistance in peacebuilding situations or providing emergency humanitarian assistance.

No way! Way.

In some countries, such as Saudi Arabia and Oman, perceptions of corruption are linked to the absence of meritocracy. 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.

Start by considering the lasting impact of Greenspan, who believed deeply that financial deregulation would contribute to more stable economic growth. 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.

No way! Yes, yes way.

Out of my way. Out of my way. Out of my way.

But we're telling it our own way, our own Nigerian way, African way.

And everybody asks me, Which is the better way, this way or that way?

Leading the way what's leading the way?

And I thought, No way, no way.

There has been pressure to impose targeted sanctions aimed at impeding the financial operations of Iran s Revolutionary Guard, which holds a virtual monopoly over strategic industries such as banking, defense and construction. Many European companies have profited from investing in such firms, which means deciding on the terms of sanctions could prove cumbersome.

You geoengineer your way. We'll geoengineer our way.

Should I go this way, or that way?

To you your way, to me my way