Sentence examples for make it less onerous from inspiring English sources

The Israeli Supreme Court has judged the barrier legal, but has demanded some changes in its route to make it less onerous for Palestinians.

He said: "If there are ways we can... make it less onerous we should look at that definitely.

Ms. Quinn thanked the advocates for listening to the concerns of small businesses and revising the bill to make it less onerous on them.

But opposition had softened since the board voted to change the other method of accounting for mergers, called purchase accounting, to make it less onerous.

The study's release follows an announcement earlier this week by the bill's advocates that they would introduce revisions to the bill that are intended to make it less onerous by excluding manufacturing firms and small businesses from the wage requirement.

The Chancellor has also reformed the annual bank levy to make it less onerous for large banks with global operations and has watered down a tough new legal responsibility regime for senior bankers.

Mr. Ordóñez has urged the government to reform Spain's rigid labor market, making it less onerous for businesses to lay off people and easier to hire them on stable contracts.

Summer 2015 Newly reappointed chancellor in a majority Conservative government, Osborne announces he is going to reform the bank levy in a way that makes it less onerous for HSBC.

Also recent changes in accounting rules that modified "mark to market" pricing have made it less onerous for financial companies to hold on to the junk and wait for better prices.

Or like maybe they're on the Internet now but they would just be soooo inclined to spend soooo much more time on the Web, and they'd be soooo much more likely to actually click on the ads, if the OS and browser made it somehow less onerous to, um, type in a URL and go to a page?

Rather than strip GTR of its franchise, Tory ministers have instead made its conditions less onerous.