It helps us unload the onerous bits about being Armenian.
Yesterday, the two sides continued their exchanges over the M.T.A.'s disciplinary system, which the union has called onerous because about 15,000 disciplinary actions are initiated each year.
It was unclear tonight whether Mr. Clinton's advisers would recommend that he veto any legislation containing just the burden-sharing requirements, and not the more onerous language about withdrawing troops.
Each candidate was to have had one minute to speak freely before tackling onerous questions about budget shortfalls and potentially compromising file photos (H. Carl McCall holding an Israeli M-16 rifle; Andrew M. Cuomo meeting with Yasir Arafat).
But he still faces an onerous challenge, about which he often seems to be well aware: thinking his way out of his Westminster background, and trying to somehow embody a new approach to politics.
Hospitals have trained employees and volunteers to turn around charts to hide information, take file trays from reception areas, verify fax numbers before sending medical records and refrain from talking about patients in elevators and stairwells, Many hospital administrators complain about onerous rules, Ms. Hatton said.
He brimmed with pride at his inventory and sounded like any small businessman as he complained about onerous government regulation.
At the same time, though, even borrowers with strong credit complain about onerous checks and backlogs in the application process.
Complaints have also been made about onerous regulations in India, but there is a place for regulation, as long as the powers of regulators are unified.
The actor, who had just starred in the summer blockbuster "Batman Begins," had long wanted to work with Herzog, and he was willing to submit to onerous demands; in about four months, he had lost fifty-five pounds for the role, becoming cadaverous.
