Sentence examples similar to onerous agreements from inspiring English sources

Developers claim over-onerous agreements imposed by councils prevent them going ahead with projects even when they have planning permission.

Those remedies included limiting Microsoft's ability to prevent computer makers from modifying software packages and precluding onerous licensing agreements.

They included limiting Microsoft's ability to prevent computer makers from modifying software packages and precluding onerous licensing agreements.

"Right now," she said, "I'm representing a man who was hoping his wife would forgive him for his transgressions, and she said she would only work on the marriage if he'd sign this onerous financial agreement.

Other artists, angered by his control and "onerous, one-sided agreements" according to an entertainment lawyer, Londell McMillan, were trying to leave.

They have escaped from an onerous revenue-sharing agreement.

A few of those hotels are not unionized, and in its court filing, the Best Western blamed "a very onerous collective bargaining agreement" for some of its financial problems.

The more onerous aspects of the agreement are the bandwidth limitations imposed by AtHome.

Because some agreements may add onerous terms and conditions, homeowners should also consult with a real estate lawyer, or a housing counselor certified by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Administration officials said negotiators from the Departments of Defense and State agreed to remove onerous provisions contained in bilateral agreements from the 1990's, relieving South Korea of liabilities for such matters as lost revenues and severed contracts should the move go through.

"Lots of developers hold their nose and sign the agreement despite these onerous conditions, and that's understandable.