Sentence examples for imposing burdensome from inspiring English sources

The Russian government has sought to impede critical human rights reporting by imposing burdensome regulatory requirements.

Politicians could cite such stories as justification for imposing burdensome regulations.

Mr. Largent, a former congressman and N.F.L. player, said the deal fulfilled a government pledge without imposing burdensome regulations.

By imposing burdensome and pointless reporting requirements and fines for any infraction, it has had a huge effect in suppressing new voter registrations.

Most Republicans emphasise national security and information-sharing, but want to avoid imposing burdensome government-set security standards on private firms.

Ms. Love is among the musicians raising the revolutionary notion that the Internet may offer them a better shake than the labels, which they accuse of imposing burdensome contracts.

Washington has long been reluctant to impose burdensome requirements based on hypothetical threats.

Second, state regulatory agencies and local governments impose burdensome permitting and siting requirements that unnecessarily raise installation costs.

Others warn that the bill could impose burdensome regulations on health care providers and damage a cornerstone of the state's economy.

Dean Garfield, president of the Information Technology Industry Council, another business association, said that China had set up country-specific technology standards and imposed burdensome and redundant product testing requirements.

Scott James's description of the enervating effects of rent control on the supply of housing in San Francisco applies to New York City and the few other localities that impose burdensome and overly restrictive housing and rent regulations.