| Thus, it is possible to promote pay equity today in a context that has moved away from the unwieldiness and high cost of the judicial model. |
| In light of this unwieldiness, there have been quite a few proposals to split the state. |
| To avoid redundancy and unwieldiness, it was decided not to pepper the text with repeated bibliographical references, especially given the fact that these sources were often enriched and adapted. |
| Administrative unwieldiness is still a real problem. |
| However the administrative unwieldiness and the deterioration of the economy are so important that it will be necessary to wait for the beginning of the sixties to set a real development policy. |
| And last week the idea of positioning it using an RAF Chinook was abandoned when bad weather and the sheer unwieldiness of the cargo defeated the airlift. |
