Sentences with phrase «onerous requirements for»

Lopp believes that, much like the Internet, users could simply go around nodes with onerous requirements for routing payments.

There are also exceptions, that will be seen as favourable by social media users says Kuhl, for «electronic messaging services» which will mean less onerous requirements for social media sites.

The National School Boards Association (NSBA) has issued a press release calling for flexibility and relief from the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to address the unintended consequences of onerous requirements for federal school meal programs in the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act with the start of National School Lunch Week on Oct. 13.

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.

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).

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.

Pai opposed online privacy regulations that force broadband providers to ask consumers for permission before using their data, saying they are more onerous than the requirements for internet companies like Google and Facebook.

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.

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.

Regulation D is a exemption from the onerous registration requirements (i.e. a Form S - 1 registration statement) of the Securities Act for a private placement of securities.

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.

The permission granted to SQM to ramp lithium production capacity to 216,000 tonnes per year by 2025 was viewed as a negative catalyst for the sector, but this ignored the permitting necessary, enormous capital requirements (perhaps over $ 1B USD), and onerous new royalty structure which penalizes price maximization.

Some participants argued that this requirement is simply too onerous — unavoidable changes are too frequent and complex for the tension between continuity and change to be reconciled in this way — and that officials are required to report the situation «as it is now».

The Lobbying Act amended legislation to restrict spending by «non-party campaigners» during election periods (there are different thresholds for registered (# 20,000) and non-registered (# 320,000) campaigners; the threshold for registered campaigners is higher but also attracts onerous reporting requirements on spending and donations.

But Brian Sampson, president of Associated Builders and Contractors» Empire State chapter, said the graduation requirements would be onerous for non-union contractors, given the ratio of journeymen to apprentices the state Labor Department mandates at firms.

When that idea was dropped, the Senate proposed onerous new reporting requirements for individual school budgets, which the mayor and his allies in the Assembly resisted.

Mr. Cuomo has said he wants to change state law to lift these onerous and costly requirements for local districts.

Critics of NCLB's testing and accountability requirements have a litany of complaints: The tests are inaccurate, schools and teachers should not be responsible for the test performance of unprepared or unmotivated students, the measure of school inadequacy used under NCLB is misleading, the tests narrow the curriculum to what is being tested, and burdens imposed upon teachers and administrators are excessively onerous.

Similarly rejected were statutes that make requirements for removing a tenured teacher so onerous and costly that it is seldom attempted.

Teacher tenure, and the related onerous and costly requirements for dismissing an ineffective teacher, have evolved into a system that almost completely insulates teachers from review, evaluation, or personnel decisions that would threaten their lifetime employment.

Sanctions showed up in 2011 when the Department of Education mentioned the common core in requirements for regulatory relief from some of the more onerous requirements of No Child Left Behind.

Layers and layers of bureaucracy, top - down standards, onerous reporting requirements, and tests have been foisted on public schools for decades.

They contended that California's brief 18 - month window for awarding tenure, onerous teacher - dismissal policies, and last - in, first - out requirements adversely affected minority students.

The waivers themselves cover more provisions than expected, but the new conditions for receiving them have frustrated educators who prefer a clean break with NCLB's more onerous mandates rather than swapping them for new requirements.

All but six states — Montana, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, and Wyoming — have requested flexibility from meeting onerous NCLB requirements in exchange for developing and implementing their own reforms that prepare students for college and careers, improve the lowest - performing schools, and support effective teaching and leadership.

While NCLB established a noble new aspiration — raising achievement while closing achievement gaps among all groups of students — its goals were undermined by accountability requirements for schools to make «Adequate Yearly Progress» (AYP) that were generally onerous and, in the case of English learners, literally impossible to meet.

In 2011, it started granting waivers to states to free them from the more onerous requirements of the law in exchange for embracing Obama's policies, such as evaluating teachers in part based on student test scores.

«We are now seeing other states that did apply for Race to the Top struggle under these onerous, expensive, and unworkable requirements,» said Holly Eaton, director of professional development and advocacy at the Texas Classroom Teachers Association.

Though it would be interesting for funds to report standardized calculations of market impact, a regulatory requirement to do so would be onerous.

This isn't too onerous for me, since I easily meet the activity requirements.

The requirements for obtaining and maintaining bank / security approvals & certifications is onerous.

A Senate finance committee report released last year, however, suggested several complex factors were to blame for price differences between Canada and the U.S., including higher transportation costs in Canada, more onerous packaging requirements, disparate provincial regulatory requirements, a smaller Canadian consumer market — and tariffs.

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The American Express EveryDay Preferred card can be a great choice for frequent users and families who spend a lot on gas and groceries, but a high annual fee and an onerous requirement to reap the card's full rewards rate diminish its overall appeal.

Stacy made no mention of the money he had received from IER during his July 2017 testimony against budget amendment designed to ease Ohio's onerous setback requirements for new wind farms.

For UK businesses this would relieve them from having to comply with what is considered to be onerous requirements such as the compulsory appointment of a data protection officer.

However, both judges found that the other requirements of CPR r 31.16 were met, and specifically rejected the contention that on the facts disclosure was unduly onerous for the defendant.

I'd also be inclined to specify some onerous and creative public service requirements for Mr. Smith's path back to practice, along these lines.

The latter are designed to be less onerous to meet and additional transitional provisions will make compliance with those requirements easier for the next three years.

The general warrant was issued, in substance, to search the «Limited Edition» store — in other words, for the same investigative technique which was otherwise available under s. 11 of the CDSA (less the more demanding or «onerous» requirements of that section).

While undoubtedly a step forward in minimizing unwanted spam, many business owners have expressed concern that the definition of commercial activity are vague, the requirements for consent are onerous, and the penalties for even unintentional non-compliance are harsh.

These commenters argued that such a contractual requirement would be too onerous for covered entities and researchers and would hinder or halt important research.

Overbilling schemes can be attributed to three factors: the lack of accountability most lawyers take for granted, the fact that most legal jobs are «infinitely expandable,» and the ingenuity of lawyers facing onerous billable hour requirements.

It also means we must also support the inevitable call for the more onerous requirements to be matched by a sufficient increase in resourcing, both for the investigating agencies and the ancillary services (e.g. forensic experts) upon which their work depends.

The appeal in the USDAW case has been listed on 21 and 22 January 2014 before the Court of Appeal and will make for interesting reading, particularly for many large employers who are as a result of the present law subject to far more onerous consultation requirements than they had previously thought.

Recent bank restructurings, a focus on core business, increasingly stringent capital adequacy requirements and more onerous accounting treatment for non-performing loans can all act as a catalyst for loan disposals.

Underwriting requirements even for voluntary group life cover are far less onerous than for similar insurance on individual lives.

The landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt centered on two TRAP provisions: a mandate that all abortion providers comply with onerous and medically unnecessary building requirements for ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs), and an unfair, also medically unnecessary requirement that doctors who provide abortions obtain hospital admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.

[9] Within the native title system there are significant obstacles to the full realisation of our rights, including, for example, the onerous burden of proof, the injustices of extinguishment, the weakness of the good faith requirements, and limitations on our ability to use our lands, territories and resources to develop and determine priorities for our own development.

Within the native title system there are significant obstacles to the full realisation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights, including, for example, the onerous burden of proof, the injustices of extinguishment, and the weakness of the good faith requirements.