Sentence examples for new onerous from inspiring English sources

Business specialists say the recession has created a new, onerous chore for corporate executives: coping with more intrusive, insistent pleas for work than ever before.

That the court would even consider validating these new, onerous voter ID rules exposes the hypocrisy of the Supreme Court today (whatever happened to "judicial restraint"?).

New, onerous regulatory demands tied to lending, not least rules requiring banks to set aside more capital against loans, do not help.That has provided an opening for a raft of new entrants.

State after state put new and onerous restrictions on a woman's legal right to have an abortion.

Valerie Amos, the top United Nations humanitarian official, told a meeting of the Security Council on Thursday that Syria had imposed a new and onerous requirement that all aid trucks allowed into the country must be approved by two government ministers.

Beyond that, the Super F.H.A. would have to develop sensible criteria to screen out applicants who can afford their current mortgages without any help and those who cannot afford even new, less onerous mortgages.

In a direct challenge to President Barack Obama who has promised to accept 10,000 refugees, the House of Representatives voted by a wide margin for a bill that would essentially bar all further Syrian refugees entering the US at least until new and onerous screening procedures are put in place.

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Recent revisions to the wind loading codes for the UK and Australia, and the recent draft European Standard, Eurocode 1, provide new, more onerous, pressure coefficient data for the design of boundary, or free-standing walls.

They were further irked by the operations bosses in Oak Brook, Illinois, who had issued an 80-page directive, called "Franchise 2000," that tied a lot of new and onerous regulations to mandatory store reviews.

"As Uber attempted to comply with the MTC's ever-higher hurdles to uberX's launch... the MTC simply constructed newer, more onerous barriers to entry," the lawsuit said.