Sentences with phrase «through onerous»

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute have heavily criticized the rule as forcing U.S. companies into a competitive disadvantage through onerous disclosure rules that are not required by other jurisdictions.

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.

The Wall Street Journal article does a good job of describing the challenge of moving a low - cost, common chemical solution through the onerous and expensive FDA approval process.

The Massachusetts Federation of Dog Clubs reports that having been unsuccessful at pushing through an onerous commercial breeder licensing bill (H4537), Rep. Paul Kujawski plans to introduce an amendment to the House budget bill on April 26th.

The Massachusetts Federation of Dog Clubs reports that having been unsuccessful at pushing through an onerous commercial breeder licensing bill (H4537), Rep.

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.

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.

Not exact matches

But for minor, day - to - day decisions (for example, whether to take this flight or that flight, or try this jam or that one), mind wandering may be a less onerous way to sort through the options,» the post notes.

But for minor, day - to - day decisions (for example, whether to take this flight or that flight, or try this jam or that one), mind wandering may be a less onerous way to sort through the options than careful deliberation — and chances are you'll be just as satisfied with the outcome.

But the system is rife with problems, adding cost through fees and delays, creating friction through redundant and onerous paperwork, and opening up opportunities for fraud and crime.

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.

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.

Cryptocurrency charges had been arguably a hotly debated and contested matter all through 2017, as is evidenced by the delivery of a number of new cryptocurrencies by way of onerous forks.

Meanwhile, Skwarnicki, Britton and others face the onerous task of combing through data and developing theoretical models, in an attempt to confirm what they have seen.

This means that they don't always have the time for onerous online activities like swiping through lesbian dating profiles, hoping to find compatibility in a sea of smiles.

Menus are a bit more onerous when used with touch screen control — many buttons, particularly the ones that scroll through the long lists of items players are bound to collect during their adventure, are small enough that it isn't hard to miss them.

In addition, charters are being asked to jump through bureaucratic hoops and comply with complex public - records requests and onerous administrative requirements, which one leader described as «death by a thousand cuts.»

Louisiana received more than $ 17 million through Race to the Top, and it has a waiver from No Child Left Behind, allowing the state to avoid some of the more onerous provisions of the law.

No one, however, talked about working through associations or other groups to change the aspects of state policy that seemed most onerous.

Thus, private schools can still benefit from state subsidy through this program while avoiding the onerous regulations of the LSP program.

The lending interface is terrible — it essentially requires you to go through your digital library book - by - book — and if you can find a book that allows lending (good luck) the terms are onerous: you can lend a title

The lending interface is terrible — it essentially requires you to go through your digital library book - by - book — and if you can find a book that allows lending (good luck) the terms are onerous: you can lend a title only once for a term of only 14 days.

In the long run, motor vehicle loans are less onerous than financing through leasing programs.

When you are just starting out at IQ Option, the steps you have to go through can seem a bit onerous.

The «real» burden of the mounting federal debt will have to be devalued through inflation, or it will place an onerous claim on the nation's future production and capital investment (which might otherwise be able to provide for the needs of an aging population).

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.

In fact, the extent at which Bayonetta can customise herself and her weapons is noteworthy; a catalogue of tweaks and upgrades that often revitalises what could have been a stale and onerous grind through hordes of adversaries.

I loved going through the Warhammer - flavored hallways, feeling increasingly more dangerous, with the desire to overcome and preponderate initially onerous opponent providing plenty of motivation.

I expected the experience of going through the archive to really suck, like an onerous homework assignment, but this magical thing happened... like when you're afraid to try karaoke and then when you do you have to be wrestled to the ground in order for someone else to take a turn... There were so many directions I could have taken — themes and filters I could have implemented to come up with a curatorial «vision.»

Within months, Secretary Salazar pushed through clarification of jurisdictional disputes between the MMS and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in an effort to simplify the complex labyrinth of environmental and multi-agency procedures that make offshore wind approval an onerous seven - to - nine - year process.

Primarily through its strategic litigation efforts, E&E Legal seeks to address and correct onerous federal and state governmental actions that negatively impact energy and the environment.

The courts in Canada have denied onerous and abusive requests for production when attempting to balance the litigator's mindset to leave no stone unturned and to beat the proverbial opponent to death through endless production demands against today's reality of apparently limitless ESI.

Since you can maintain control over the business while you're alive and, since trusts don't go through the probate process, you can transfer your ownership share much more smoothly and avoid onerous estate taxes by utilizing a trust.

You probably remember the chilling effect from ConLaw — it's a way of suppressing speech not through an outright ban but rather by imposing onerous obstacles or vague standards in such a way that speech is deterred nonetheless.

As on a Bail Review (see above), the Appellant seeking bail pending appeal must present the Court with a viable Release Plan, through procedures far more onerous than those governing bail hearings in the lower courts.

You can then press the WPS button on the sensor and your router to complete the pairing, but if that doesn't work (it didn't for me), or you don't feel like running back and forth between the devices, you must go through a more onerous manual pairing process.

Another method is through taxation, by subjecting crypto profits to onerous reporting standards and taxation.

The Victorian Government in particular has acknowledged that «the onerous bar set by the courts in Yorta Yorta of proof of the continuous existence and vitality of a pre-sovereignty normative society through to the current day is so difficult to reach», given the history of dispossession and dispersal in the state [21].

Secondly, the reviews aimed to provide less onerous funding arrangements between ATSIC and State and Territory governments [17] and increase government accountability through an annual monitoring and reporting function for ATSIC.

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.

The requirements are not onerous or impossible, but they have enough rigour to be defended easily, and they are based on actual occupational standards that were developed through thousands of hours of study and debate.