Sentence examples for found it onerous from inspiring English sources

Others have proved more controversial: No shares went to nearly 100,000 members living abroad, in countries where the bank found it "onerous" to comply with securities laws.

He said the network liked the show but found it onerous to produce a fully scripted series complete with actors, a set and a studio audience at Fox Television Studios in Los Angeles.

We are exploring opportunities for those who find it onerous to walk through the centre.

Similarly, their less productive co-workers may find it onerous to be at the bottom of the ladder, but they are compensated for that fact by their premium wages.

Many defendants found it too onerous to return time and again for court dates at the overburdened New York City Criminal Court, which handles hundreds of thousands cases a year, even when they felt their arrests were illegitimate, said Martin Stolar, a National Lawyers Guild attorney who handled hundreds of cases.

This will allow individual investors, who would find it too onerous to hire their own lawyers, to demand appraisal rights as well.

As for the road, he believes that an independent analysis conducted by the coastal commission would find it less onerous than some fear.

Possibly, as the distance from the communist days increases, Czechs will find it less onerous to acknowledge their own communitarian bases and expand on them.

Upping sticks is costly and onerous: family life is disrupted; newcomers find it hard to find nice homes; the friends left behind prove hard to replace.

Southern asserts that all this would be jeopardized if it acquiesced to environmental regulations it finds onerous or irresponsible.

Although the companies got the court to strike down labeling requirements they found too onerous, they still object to the law's exclusion of noncarbonated sweetened beverages from the law.