'hassle on' is not a correct phrase in written English.
If you want to express something similar, you could say 'put up with the hassle' or 'go through the hassle'. For example, "I'm tired of having to go through the hassle of doing my taxes every year."
By law, any ordinary citizen should be able to request the organization's Internal Revenue Service Form 990 -- a form used by nonprofit organizations -- without one degree of hassle on the part of the do-gooders.
"Just make it the same consistent hassle on both ends of the trip".
When I came out, at 14, I started to get hassle on Facebook.
Public transport is not adapted at all and brings a lot of hassle on a daily basis.
That move should create "a significant reduction in truck traffic and much less hassle on the street," Mr. Fenty said.
But — just to say — if you were of a mind to help, making the check out to "Cash" would probably save us hassle on both ends.
Although studying a joint honours degree can seem like extra hassle, taking on two subjects at university level does work for some.
Limit your spending (and the hassle of extra carry-on baggage) and buy only one gorgeous Portuguese tile (azulejo).
To add to its hardware hassles, on Wednesday Apple created one with its software when it issued a minor software update for its iPhones and iPads.
They are doing so simply because the costs and hassle of checking on their correspondents outweigh the measly profits they generate.
The idea is that since renegotiating a mortgage saves banks the hassle of foreclosing on a house, watching it sit empty, selling it at a bargain-basement price, and so on, renegotiation makes economic sense for lenders.
