Sentence examples for In onerous from inspiring English sources

"The government remains open only because the governor authorized more than $1bn in onerous and unsustainable emergency liquidity actions.

Mr. Davidson believes, for example, that oversight by a single regulator would result in onerous costs for small brokerage firms.

Although they were forced to alter behaviors in onerous ways, they could not prove that surveillance had actually been applied to them.

He eventually came up with a proposal in which the company would lease its assets to a new, solvent entity as a way to rinse away billions of dollars in onerous debt.

The scenes he writes rarely drag, and the shows he stages often use blackouts to signal shifts in time and perspective which would otherwise have to be explained in onerous dialogue.

Congressional hearings documented many instances where the seizures created enormous hardships for people and required that they engage in onerous litigation to try to win back money, cars, homes and businesses that were never part of a criminal scheme.

Younger workers will demand cuts in increasingly onerous taxes.Tensions are also likely between countries in the European Union.

Mr. Donaldson said that adoption of the proposal would enable the commission to monitor an industry approaching $1 trillion in assets, and that the commission had no interest in setting onerous capital requirements or curtailing transactions that comply with existing laws.

Having been successful in creating onerous barriers to abortion -- technically still a legal procedure in the United States -- at the state level, anti-abortion activists continue their assault.

High on the list are concerns that the onslaught of fraud charges will result in more onerous regulation.

"All the time we should have been spending to accumulate, to save land, was taken up in this onerous job of trying to defend ourselves," she said.