Sentence examples for onerous assessment from inspiring English sources

The aim is to protest against the government's more onerous assessment regime for primary school pupils.

His said his main priority was reforming Nassau's onerous property tax assessment system.

Schools are battling with funding cuts, teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and onerous changes to assessment and accountability.

Moreover, because we are already too busy and too stressed trying to get our "real" work done, the last thing most of us want is to have to devote even more precious time and energy towards onerous and potentially divisive new assessment procedures.

Where the demands of an assessment system become too onerous, the cost-benefit analysis will lead students to find short cuts.

Weighting and selection of criteria for the sustainable performance assessment of building envelope are onerous process for building designers, since the process needs to be carefully undertaken in order to adequately assess the sustainable performance of the building envelope.

It will also require the development of alternative habits and tools to make this assessment fair and not overly onerous.

Conversations about Brown's death often dovetailed with broader assessments of aggressive policing, the onerous ticketing and fines that made many people afraid to leave their communities, and the bureaucracy that enabled these problems.

Some paper was too brittle and allowed for only 5 challenges before assessments of change became very onerous due the extent of physical degradation (Fig. 2).

The second was for it to be a rapid assessment that did not involve an onerous data collection requirement.

Although patients found the VF test onerous, they accepted it was important to their overall vision assessment.