Lawmakers from both parties say the law creates too much unnecessary paperwork.
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Well, actually, unnecessary paperwork, bureaucracy, and legislation that's outdated for the digital age.
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To approve the abortion, they demanded unnecessary paperwork, including her former husband's signature, which isn't required by law.
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You can do away with unnecessary paperwork and expenses on additional services, thanks to Eko's feature-rich environment.
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So to the degree Quicken Loans is getting rid of some unnecessary paperwork in the mortgage process, it's useful innovation.
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After interning extensively in the private sector during college, the sheer amount of unnecessary paperwork and bureaucracy in the military kills me.
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The Trump administration has moved to eliminate obscure and unnecessary paperwork requirements for federal agencies, including seven (!) concerning their preparedness for Y2K, per Bloomberg.
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Democrats want to use tools the federal government has to get cash directly to those people without requiring them to fill out unnecessary paperwork.
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In recent years, some NASA critics have viewed the agency as "holding back" SpaceX during the development of the Crew Dragon vehicle with unnecessary paperwork and requirements.
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Automation technologies can eliminate unnecessary paperwork and documentation requirements and enable validation and verification of data by government agencies in real time, driving greater efficiency, productivity and accuracy.
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"The proposed rule seeks to reduce unnecessary paperwork and delays, and to promote better decision-making consistent with NEPA's statutory requirements," said a CEQ fact sheet about the proposed change seen by Reuters.
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The Erisa Industry Committee, a trade group of the country's 100 largest employers, filed a federal lawsuit in October saying that Oregon created confusing and unnecessary paperwork for companies already complying with federal pension law.
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The conference report includes modernized CBP processes, and streamlined procedures that will cut red tape and facilitate legitimate trade—such as raising de minimis thresholds to eliminate unnecessary paperwork and the exemption from duty for container residue.
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"For I firmly believe that these ISPs should spend their limited capital building out better broadband to rural America — not hiring lawyers and accountants to fill out unnecessary paperwork demanded by Washington, D.C." The decision was blasted by the FCC's lone Democrat, Mignon Clyburn, who voted against the exemption.
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Collecting too much data can waste time, produce unnecessary paperwork, and obscure rather than illuminate decision-making.
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At Meaux 24 different properties were utilised, including at nearby Lizy-sur-Ourcq, Esbly and Condé-Sainte- Libiaire. This considerable fragmentation of the staff prevented effective communication between departments and generated unnecessary paperwork. Gamelin and the GQG staff hosted the Duke of Windsor to dinner on 14 October 1939.
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On October 27, 2010, MALDEF achieved another victory in Gonzalez v. State of Arizona, striking down an Arizona law that restricted voter registration by requiring proof of American citizenship. MALDEF had challenged the 2004 law, also known as Proposition 200, on grounds that it was unconstitutional and in violation of federal law because it forced voters to meet onerous new identification requirements at the polls and imposed unnecessary paperwork requirements on those seeking to register to vote.
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Erin plays the warmer-colder game with Andy, who thinks she is trying to have him touch her chest, only to find leads under the keyboard. Angela forces Phyllis to do unnecessary paperwork, which she will later destroy. Stanley wins leads from Ryan and Kelly by pretending to agree with various points they're making during an argument. When Dwight returns from a sales call, he is given a clue that leads him to Kevin, who tells him that some of the leads are in the trash after Dwight starts strangling him.
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He was criticized, however, for his use of state planes and vehicles to travel on vacations and to music concerts. Benson, meanwhile, campaigned on her fiscal conservatism, pledging to create a "regulatory strike force" and to "focus legal efforts on cutting government regulation of businesses and unnecessary paperwork." She emphasized her experience running the state Department of Business and Professional Regulation and the state Agency for Health Care Administration. The Orlando Sentinel, though praising her "stronger management experience," called her priorities "misplaced," and observed that "reducing regulations on business and limiting lawsuits" were more appropriate goals for a governor or state legislator.
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