Sentences with phrase «how onerous»

It is surprising how onerous many lease agreements are and how many companies do not keep good records of their real estate and facilities.

And few complain how onerous it all is.

This case was fully focused on the interactions between humans that make mistakes and how the onerous is on them to be fully vigilant at all times; negligence is assigned when such a skill lapses.

The decision demonstrates just how onerous it can be to obtain leave to appeal to the Divisional Court in Ontario.

So how onerous is AKC recognition anyway?

I mean, really how onerous is this process?

On the downside, this means the late fee may be whatever is specified in the lease no matter how onerous.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, the State Administration for Foreign Exchange (SAFE) imposed onerous new reporting requirements requiring people to explain why, where and how they intend to use their annual quota of foreign currency (which is capped at $ 50,000 per person).

It's unclear how oil flowing in a new pipeline, Keystone XL, could get slapped with more onerous treatment than the millions of barrels that already get shipped to the United States on existing lines, such as the initial Keystone conduit and several operated by Enbridge Inc..

Part of how I'd rejuvenate the upstate economy is by relieving small businesses of the onerous regulatory requirements.»

There are very clear rules about how you qualify and they aren't that onerous in the scheme of things.

Research ground to a virtual standstill because of the lack of institutional and financial support, and the onerous restrictions on how research could be done.

President Barack Obama's administration is under court order to decide by 30 September how to protect the bird: declare it an endangered species — the nuclear option in conservation — or opt for the less onerous conservation strategies that officials are testing on its fellow rangeland bird, the lesser prairie chicken.

Schools in the audience heard how risk assessments did not have to be onerous and once completed should be re-visited once a year to re-assess standards.

Instead, the state Assembly will soon begin moving on a slate of less onerous bills that will shape how the standards are implemented.

Most onerous are policies that tie the hands of charters in who they can hire and how they evaluate, discipline and pay staff.

Continuing to ensure that parents and educators have annual assessment information they need about how students are doing, while supporting states and districts in reducing unnecessary, onerous and redundant testing;

«[B] een in high - level discussions with decision makers at the U.S. Department of Education to determine how Connecticut can meet onerous federal requirements, while still reducing testing.

So JukePop has taken that onerous chore out of readers hands by simply letting readers read and giving authors insight into how their story is being read.

Which is why it's important to understand how too - onerous expenses can undermine your retirement prospects and to do all you can to avoid overpaying.

How often do you find yourself at a cash - only taco place at 3:30 am, needing to withdraw $ 280, but you hesitate because of onerous ATM fees?

How to define a trend, enter trades, leverage and the best times to trade... The idea of trading due to a sudden change of mind and notion might seem intriguing but in reality it is increasingly onerous as compared to someone who has conventional way to perceive markets in a systematic way.

Given the innumerable and comparatively insignificant ways our lives are enhanced and made more convenient through the use of technology, how can FACA make the absurd claim that being expected to use the internet in this most obvious and common sense way to better serve the taxpayers is an onerous expectation?

Sometimes traditions can be onerous or destructive, surviving only through a resigned belief that this is how things have always been, so this is how things always will be.

Recent Wii titles have made it easier and easier for users to share content without the onerous burden of Friend Codes, so I'm looking forward to seeing how this one handles it.

She took on the onerous task of how we're treated and said, «Oh my god, it's so much more complicated to be in the world than not be in the world.»

«We now ban facilitation payments globally — it's a good example of how you have to surf the world for the most onerous thing and then adopt that as the standard,» said Smee.

I don't know that people are more reluctant to serve there than here (they are pretty reluctant everywhere given how incredibly little it is paid and onerous it can be).

One year after entry of the order, VTech USA must submit a detailed compliance report, sworn under penalty of perjury, that describes how VTech USA is in compliance with each section of the order, along with other (onerous) information requirements.

Determining how the language of a US State law likens to Canadian Acts of Parliament can be unduly onerous.

This is a pretty laughable suggestion, and even if it were true, it self - destructs: if companies have no problem subjecting themselves to these restrictions, how can they be as onerous as they say?

It is difficult, however, to see how the quarantining of 100 % of welfare entitlements can be characterised as an adapted and appropriate response, given the impact that benefits are being provided in a form that is onerous and potentially undignified.

I don't know how other boards operate, but TREB has no policing system for our MLS system, other than by one rep filing a complaint against another, and being dragged into the whole complaint process — a process that is personally very onerous.

Depending on how you plan to live during retirement, you may find Hawaii's tax system quite reasonable or quite onerous.