Sentence examples similar to less onerous obligation from inspiring English sources

"India's objective is to establish an effective [agreement] based on climate justice, which distinguishes between obligations of the rich countries, based on their historical responsibility in causing climate change, and the less onerous obligations of the developing world," Ashoka Lavasa, India's secretary to the ministry of environment, told The Independent, weighing his words carefully.

The report shows that emerging markets have spent vast portions of their foreign reserves to meet obligations that were much less onerous only a year before.

For starters, the obligations on small companies are less onerous than for large ones.

Others have slightly less onerous exit terms.

This week, the task is less onerous.

Make restricted free agency less onerous.

The rules were less onerous than expected.

This, they both say, makes Occupy Gramercy Park less onerous.

Perhaps that could lead to a less onerous deal.

"Virtual colonoscopy" sounds less onerous to some people.

Sigmoidoscopy involves a less onerous cleansing and no sedation.