Sentences with phrase «onerous in»

Having said that credit checks cost $ 15.86 CAD through the agency that I use so these costs are not onerous in the larger scheme of things.

There was nothing unduly onerous in excluding the right to appeal on a point of law — many parties perceived a benefit in doing so.

We're never going to undertake meaningful countermeasures because they're far too onerous in a world drowning in debt.

[1] With respect to investment decisions and market prices, other taxes such as stamp duties and capital gains tax may be more or less onerous in those countries, increasing or decreasing the attractiveness of residential property as an investment.

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

The Bears have long claimed that the team «s lease on Soldier Field, which runs to 1999, is the most onerous in all of professional football.

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He also infamously moved IKEA and his family out of Sweden in the 1970s to avoid its onerous tax rates.

Moreover, any fixes that would be onerous enough to satisfy the Trump administration's increasingly hawkish foreign policy team would likely be a difficult sell in Iran.

In addition to calling into question the effectiveness of the checks taxi companies use, Uber has also argued that the fingerprinting requirement is too onerous and may make it harder for the company to keep up a steady stream of new drivers.

En route, enterprise customers may face a much more onerous process than do small - to - medium - size busineses, because the former have a procurement department involved (in addition to the businesspeople needing the solution).

Employees can spend more time on their core competency of selling rather than getting mired in onerous housekeeping tasks.

For example, some auto companies have warned that if NAFTA rules become too onerous they could just ignore them and pay the 2.5 per cent tariff to operate in the U.S.

«Plus, people don't like to listen to something more than once, it's onerous to license the content... and there's not a whole lot of money in streaming standup.

Early in his presidency, he exaggerated that the country had «picked up 45,000 mining jobs in a very short period of time,» adding that he planned to do away with onerous regulation surrounding the industry.

Just three weeks ago, Uber and Lyft ceased operations in Austin, Texas, following a public referendum that imposed what the transportation network companies considered onerous regulations.

That makes it much more attractive to other producers, even in the absence of onerous CO2 restrictions.

By 2000, after a telecom bust and the bursting of the tech bubble in New York, Joe's company was taking on capital on onerous terms to sustain the company's growth.

«What we're looking for is in some ways quite onerous for them,» Uys admits.

Jobs, in contrast, told tech reporter Kara Swisher that Facebook demanded «onerous terms that we could not agree to.»

After five years and numerous studies confirming the onerous costs of Sarbanes - Oxley compliance for smaller companies, some relief is finally in sight.

Under its onerous weight and with little hope of refinancing it, Toys R Us hired restructuring advisers in 2017.

Mainland companies heading offshore could find the requirements onerous because they lack experience in the area, according to EY tax partner Travis Qiu.

(Trump in the past has singled out a few rules — such as the Waters of the United States, which regulates water on private property — as especially onerous.)

The majority of the ACA's provisions go into effect in 2014 — and they are much more onerous than I expected.

This means he is prepared to be more forgiving in terms of past credit problems, will accept income volatility among the self - employed, and will ease onerous requirements to produce bank records from other countries when it comes to writing mortgage insurance policies for immigrants.

But the regulations first in line for the new administration's firing squad appear chiefly onerous to large corporations, particularly in industries like energy.

The signals travel in the unlicensed spectrum, which means Google doesn't have to go through the onerous regulatory processes required for Internet providers using wireless communications networks or satellites.

In addition, Mulally negotiated a landmark labor agreement with the United Auto Workers in 2009 that eased onerous work rules and introduced a 50 percent lower wage for new factory hireIn addition, Mulally negotiated a landmark labor agreement with the United Auto Workers in 2009 that eased onerous work rules and introduced a 50 percent lower wage for new factory hirein 2009 that eased onerous work rules and introduced a 50 percent lower wage for new factory hires.

It was previously thought that many insurance carriers would embrace fee - based annuities in order to qualify for this less onerous exemption.

Those backing the Crapo bill say its main purpose is to relieve community banks and credit unions — generally those with $ 10 billion or less in assets — from some of Dodd - Frank's requirements that may be onerous for smaller institutions.

But in a court filing Friday, attorneys for Trulia said Zillow chose not to renew the agreement with ListHub «when it became apparent that ListHub was demanding anticompetitive and onerous terms aimed at securing an unfair advantage for Move at Zillow's expense.»

The government, which has centralized control over resource development in the Prime Minister's Office, made the changes after lobbying from pipeline companies that portrayed the fisheries law as «onerous.»

The onerous terms of the deal suggest Wag does not have significant leverage in fundraising negotiations, perhaps a sign of troubled finances at the company.

Given that the Fisheries Act has been gutted in response to lobbying by energy companies (they found habitat protection «onerous» and it has been removed), government supporters say the infrastructure to protect fish and freshwater is no longer necessary.

Mandated benefits, onerous employer penalties and meddling in private sector hiring decisions are among the legislative measures that businesses fought in the 2017 session.

Through their core funds, VCs may decide to participate in cram - down rounds that would have onerous terms typically at the expense of Mainstream SPVs that invested in a prior round but that did not participate in the cram - down.

And even if Canadian courts ultimately deem such probing too onerous within the rubric of «reasonableness» review, such details can provide fodder for public commentary that can undermine the government's position in the court of public opinion (regarding the economic case for increased oil sands production, for example, see University of Alberta Professor Andrew Leach's commentary here).

The Labor Department first proposed an expanded fiduciary definition under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA, in 2010, but withdrew the proposal the following year amid broad criticism that it would impose onerous restrictions on the industry that would cause financial professionals to abandon the retirement space, leaving low and moderate - income Americans in the lurch.

As investor Salil Deshpande of Bain Capital Ventures describes it in a new Medium post about the outfit, this last scenario alone is a huge opportunity, given that «regulatory, tax and legal issues make it onerous and costly for cryptotraders to trade with fiat, and many crypto exchanges do not even offer the ability to use fiat.

Despite the fact that the Office of Management & Budget (OMB) has approved (in record time) the DOL's request for delay of the more onerous parts of the Rule, the DOL itself has not publicly authorized the delay.

The most obvious disadvantage for family offices headquartered in California is the onerous tax environment there.

An onerous requirement for most small businesses anywhere, this requirement was often impossible to meet in a region in which only about 30 percent of all land is registered.

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..

With little by way of investment or industry, and with generally poor demographics, Greece's overall economic viability remains in doubt, as does its capacity to carry through the drastic reforms that its creditors have exacted as the price for a third bailout, especially as resistance hardens to the measures and onerous oversight insisted upon by the international lenders.

An added headwind is the seemingly steady trend towards more onerous conditions set by host countries for extractive industries in general, and the seemingly steady erosion of the rule of law in locales once thought to be safe for new investment.

In most cases, you don't need to fill out onerous application forms and your credit file won't negatively impact the decision - making process.

Charter schoolteachers in New Orleans were peddled problematic retirement plans and then faced onerous obstacles trying to change them.

In addition to saving you time and money while making the loan process easier to understand, good brokers are also particularly helpful for those small businesses that don't qualify for loans from major banks which may have onerous requirements, such as three years of financial documents and collateral.

Transparency to shareholders is an important component of good governance, and one that The Long View can help to influence and improve in ways that are valuable to the public, but not overly onerous to issuers.

But link building can seem like an onerous task to undertake, full of trade secrets and treacherous mistakes waiting for the uncertain beginner that may doom their efforts to rise in the search engine results pages (SERPs).