Being a Family Court judge could be extremely onerous at times.
"They have got their work cut out for them, absolutely," said William Fitzpatrick, an equities analyst who focuses on banks for Optique Capital Management "The terms of this regulation appear to be extremely onerous on the large banks," he said.
Finally, restoring the credibility of the Bank of England and the FSA with regard to general financial stability, which has been shot to pieces by Northern Rock and its aftermath, on our own, in current circumstances, will also be extremely onerous.
New EU VAT regulations could end up being extremely onerous for early-stage tech startups and could drastically slow sales of digital products in the 28-member state block.
After a decision is made, future migrations between services can be extremely onerous in terms of time and costs; most likely, this task will require an extensive work for bringing all data and resources to a local infrastructure before redeploying them into the cloud.
The costs are extremely burdensome; I have come to appreciate that far more after living in Scotland for four years, and experiencing the onerous levels of taxation (it recently cost me $140 for 16 gallons of fuel for my auto).
He writes: "I am clear... that it is better to end it than continue a life that is extremely frustrating for me and onerous to others." 2004 Becomes chairman of Cognita, a chain of for-profi t private schools.
To take care of a patient with dementia is an extremely onerous task.
That is why the suggestion to liquidate Trump's assets and place the profits in a blind trust may be an extremely onerous move, but, the experts believe, would be essential to maintain the integrity of national sovereignty that the Constitution demands.
Michael G. Wheat, the assistant United States attorney prosecuting the case, said the government agreed to bail because "it's an extremely onerous amount" and because the Muslim community was standing behind Mr. Abdoulah.
