Sentences with phrase «onerous process»

In many cases, to satisfy legal regulations they must go through onerous processes to verify who they are dealing with, facing high risks if they get it wrong.

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).

The company plans to file a substantial equivalence application, a less onerous process, for glo to the FDA this year.

«What we're seeing from these results is that the millennial generation doesn't respond well to how onerous the process is,» she says.

The rule suggests that the state bar may adopt a registration system for counsel who wish to practice locally under 5.5 (d), and we will watch the registration issue carefully since it can create unnecessarily onerous processes, but all in all, this is a true advance for those in - house counsel working in the state but flying below the bar's radar in terms of their lack of local admission.»

«There wouldn't be a whole onerous process — people have had enough burdens in their life in this situation,» Senator Dodson said.

If you tell every console owner that they need to go out and abandon their current console and games and go out and buy a new one it's going to make buying a new console a much more onerous process.

However, it is a less onerous process than forming a MAT from scratch.

Until now, any newcomer looking to offer TV service in a region had to go through the onerous process of getting a broadcast license.

Previously, staff would track their time on a piece of paper — and with numerous clients, they might be working on five to seven projects a day — and then Atchison would enter those hours into QuickBooks manually, an onerous process.

And, as if the day limitation and the onerous process still wasn't enough to convince any sane person to say «screw it,» you also have to select a specific theatre, movie and time at the end of all of it.

The truth is, scientists from around the world have complained for years about the onerous process (through a Visa Mantis review, for instance) that many face merely to attend a meeting in the U.S. (Worth reading, for some context, is this 2006 article from Science.)

«It has to be a real process, some income verification, but not a onerous process so it can actually get to them,» Johnson said.

Today its final report is released — concluding that pollsters will have to undergo an onerous process of extra transparency if they are to rebuild trust in their work before the next general election.

«It is a shame that the onerous processes of the federal government continue to slow the opening of our offices,» said Tenney.

This will help clarify the current regulations, under which the FAA requires approval for each and every commercial drone flight — an onerous process that prevents the industry from growing.

Eventually, they'll provide you with clear information about a monster's location and the best route to them, obviating the old system where hunters would roam a region at random looking for their prey and then go through the onerous process of marking them with paintballs to follow their movement.

What's more, when more than one title from a publisher was found to be imported, Amazon required individual requests for every title, an onerous process that is potentially costly and time - consuming — especially for cash - strapped publishers in Spain.

Eventually, they'll provide you with clear information about a monster's location and the best route to them, obviating the old system where hunters would roam a region at random looking for their prey and then go through the onerous process of marking them with paintballs to follow their movement.

Partners who can not charge the client for the associate's time, or who have to go through an onerous process of writing off that time, leave associates out of important sessions and processes.

While managing deadlines contained in rent review clauses may be an onerous process for managers of...

He deftly guided us through the onerous process of forming an LLC and starting a business in California, breaking it down in to easy, manageable steps.

If consumers try to do it, they'll void their warranty (and it's an onerous process that may require special tools), and repair shops often have to pay a fee to the manufacturer.

It also means that, even if you make it through the onerous process of applying and qualifying, SSDI likely won't be enough to make ends meet.

For instance, not everyone wants to go through the onerous process of applying for and accepting a life insurance policy.

From the outside, crypto investing still looks like an onerous process; picking a trustable exchange, downloading a secure wallet, saving passkeys, and then buying hardware wallets.

Filing an appeal is an onerous process, so you might want to consult with an attorney to find out if you have any other options.

This is in stark contrast to the three to 12 months that the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) generally takes through its onerous processes and forms to resolve landlord complaints.