Sentence examples for arduous regulations from inspiring English sources
In other words, foreign companies, wary of our arduous regulations, are supposedly shunning America.
They do not need to re-write existing regulations, an arduous task.
Assuming Albanian authorities deigned an opponent correct enough to play in the first place, the bizarre rules and regulations and the arduous experience of travelling there was becoming too tiresome for opponents.
In a report in January, the I.R.S.'s taxpayer advocate, Nina E. Olson, criticized the agency for not explaining the laws better to international payers; for issuing regulations so complex that compliance can be arduous and costly; and for issuing "potentially devastating penalties for even inadvertent noncompliance".
Yet winning approvals for their preservation plan has been an arduous process, as the couple have run up against zoning regulations unadapted to modern development pressures.
Environmental and political concerns over the commercial exploration and eventual development of such resources if found led, after six years of arduous negotiations, to the June 1988 signing in New Zealand of a new Convention on the Regulation of Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities (CRAMRA), also known as the Wellington Convention, by the representatives of 33 nations.
Changing our regulations to meet the threats of today does not have to be a slow, arduous task.
We submit that it would be imprudent to waste public money on an endeavor that: (i) is unnecessary, (ii) is unlikely to work based on the experience of other jurisdictions with less Draconian regulation, (iii) could be circumvented if it did work by a determined parent undertaking arduous travel with their baby boy to another state that at present permits circumcision in private practice.
Over 10,000 regulations and acts are being removed from our statute books as the Abbott government begins the long and arduous task of cutting red and green tape.
The conditions were arduous.
