Sentence examples for more onerous reporting from inspiring English sources

If Glencore does choose to go public, it will be subject to much more onerous reporting and disclosure rules.

At the time, Sallie Mae has argued that the impending law does not constitute a material change, citing disclosures in its annual report that mention more onerous proposals.

Then offshore trusts are still an option, but a far less attractive one now that legal reporting requirements for offshore holdings have become more onerous and some U.S. judges have taken to jailing folks who won't (or can't) turn over offshore assets.

Other Tax Inequities As the report points out, and as we've reported many times before, the mere process of filing is more onerous for same-sex couples than heterosexual couples, particularly same-sex couples who live in states that recognize their unions because they must prepare multiple sets of returns.

"One of the most disturbing elements in the evolving administrative segregation framework is that it is used as a punitive measure to circumvent the more onerous due process requirements of the disciplinary segregation system," Sapers said in the report.

Personal taxation has become more onerous.

Now, that burden seems to grow more onerous every day.

Meeting strict water usage rules could prove more onerous.

Paying for a growing number of retirees becomes more onerous.

Is running a public company so much more onerous?

The citizenship process is even more onerous and expensive.