"The F.C.C.'s legal authority should be decided by the Congress itself, and not by applying to the Internet a set of onerous rules designed for a different technology, a different situation, and a different era," he said.
The other granted the magical, in the founders' but not investors' minds, $1 billion valuation in exchange for a set of onerous preferences.
The speech by Vice President Mohammad-Reza Rahimi seemed bound to isolate Iran further just days before a new set of onerous Western economic sanctions, notably a European embargo on Iranian oil, is set to be enforced because of the longstanding dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
The company will do what is in the best interest of shareholders and customers, he said, and the F.A.A. "may put a set of conditions on us so onerous that it's not possible".
In the meantime, back in the reproductive rights realm, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010 ensured that health plans would have to offer coverage for birth control, and last year the Supreme Court struck down a set of Texas laws that put prohibitively onerous restrictions on abortion clinics.
The Kindle Matchbook program has a set of requirements for participating, but none of them seem particularly onerous, and they align philosophically with the promise of leveraging your back inventory for more revenue.
Creators of porn websites have been set free of onerous confirmation of age record keeping laws, after the Unites States Court of Appeals found that the law requiring the keeping of these records was unconstitutional.
Sarah Wheat, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood in Texas, said ASCs have an "onerous set of mandates" laid out in 150 pages of rules that specify details such as the exact size of the janitor's closet and the width of a facility's hallways.
But if you want a budget hotel that still offers a decent set of business amenities, the search is more onerous.
Meanwhile England matches themselves remain an almost eerily fraught and ritualistic experience: the flag, the band, the anthems, the sense of Englishness as a terribly onerous set of laurels to be worn with doomed, defiant pride.
But with billions of such payments made every year, compliance with a new set of monitoring laws will be difficult at best and financially onerous to say the least.
