Sentences with phrase «to be onerous»

When that's not possible you'll need to rely on a kind of referee at the table, although Fog of Love is a game that's interesting enough to watch that it need not be an onerous task on anyone.

For obvious reasons, kill fee clauses are onerous for authors, who... -LSB-...]

We also will try to go to shows that are outside our immediate territory but seem viable, both in the sense of how well they are run and advertised, and in being close enough to not be onerous in terms of driving and other expenses.

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

Simply put, the Tier VI provisions would be onerous on working people and undermine middle class security and the governor ought to be more concerned about that.

Terms were onerous and a 5 - year loan term pushed payments to unmanageable levels.

The March 1st deadline is an onerous burden on many residents, and I ask that Governor Cuomo push it back.»

With a deadline looming, boosters of Saratoga Race Course have launched an effort to counter what they say are onerous conditions the Cuomo administration wants to impose on the re-privatization of NYRA.

Lord Young said: «PQQs have been found to be onerous by small businesses, often imposing more than 40 pages of questions before they can be considered for bidding for a contract.»

With a deadline looming, boosters of Saratoga Race Course have launched an effort to counter what they say are onerous conditions the Cuomo administration wants to impose on the re-privatization of the New York Racing Association

Then there are the onerous contractual terms these same publishers are trying to force on their authors and, all too often, do.

People serious enough to be building to this standard are likely collecting the data (or ought to be) so this would not be an onerous requirement and again I would argue it's consistent with the rigor of the standard.

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

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.

At the time, the mortgage terms offered by lenders were onerous.

The tax aspects are onerous compared to buy and hold.

They hadn't expected what came next, which were onerous demands for age verification.

So here's my onerous disclaimer: if you undergo a water fast or dry fast longer than a day, don't say that I told you to do it.

Washington LLLT - in - training, Miryam Gordon, explains: «I think the 3,000 hour rule is onerous, arbitrary as a decided amount, and unjustified.

Purchasing a car is onerous when salespeople are clueless, information isn't forthcoming and a delivery takes four hours.

@onibabamama: I guess I'll never get how eBook systems are onerous.

Monitoring search and replace routines is onerous with large texts.

The late - filing penalties and interest charges are onerous.

What the prospective trainer needs to understand, though, is that training an English Setter can often be an onerous obligation indeed.

The legal test to deny coverage for engaging in a race or speed test is an onerous one.

The cable business channel CNBC ranked New York 50th out of the 50 states for business friendliness, due to what they said was its onerous business regulations.

But in keeping with Trump's ethos that all regulations are onerous, Chao has sought to minimize the role her department will play in overseeing the rollout of self - driving cars, while still trying to maintain some skin in the game.

From a budget perspective, academic libraries generally and law libraries in particular have not had too onerous a time of maintaining their collections of monographs (though the time required to monitor the publishers» lists and select relevant titles can be onerous indeed).

Square Enix can also be onerous at work on an Avengers recreation and this looks like it might be a good time to point out it.

After a decade - long friendship, they were willing to embark on this idea together, but the demands on their time were onerous.

It's going to be onerous from a documentation standpoint, but you need to be prepared,» said Fite.

Moreover, the compliance burdens associated with the proposal are onerous, complicated and subject to interpretation.

The overhead for the organized religions is onerous.

«Folks, it's simply this — trying to expand or start or develop a business in the city of Syracuse is an onerous task,» said 2nd District Councilor Pat Hogan, a supporter.

Today, maintaining privacy without guided assistance is an onerous task, whose initial costs are high, immediate rewards low and solutions fragile and constantly evolving.

«More developing countries are likely to approve the technology as it's now possible to design regulatory systems that are rigorous without being onerous given their limited resources.

Ghost's in - betweenness is illustrated in his swordplay training: having been schooled early on by his Viking father (shown in flashbacks to be an onerous sort who beats the boy when he refuses to kill a young Indian boy), Ghost keeps his skills and body taut in secret sessions, augmented by filtered light and mystical music.

She conceded that these reviews can take years to complete: «A review is onerous.

Charter leaders have long complained that the list of items a school must «fix» to secure a renewal is onerous, time - consuming and has little to do with students or outcomes.

If you think Nook Press is onerous (and I don't think it is), a full read of the KDP contract is an eye opener.

Even if an advance is $ 10,000 - 15,000 / book, that might not be enough if the terms of the contract are onerous over the long haul.

Make sure you're holding allowable investment products, otherwise the penalties are onerous.

Federated Investors wrote earlier this year that: «Federated believes that the components of the proposed rule requiring the categorization of individual security positions are onerous, illogical, and may, if executed, be misleading to shareholders.»

Because the legal standard for discharge of a student loan in bankruptcy is onerous, very few people — even of those who pursue bankruptcy to discharge other debt obligations — seek to discharge their student loans.

Unfortunately, recent changes to the T1135 are onerous and confusing.

(Kind of a tautology, but what is implied is that if future debt repayments are onerous, a government would default.)

The program is complicated — the amount of paperwork and procedures required to administer and participate in the TEACH Grant is onerous, she said.