Sentence examples for onerous business from inspiring English sources

But anyone with any grasp of Labour's predicament well knows that reinventing its politics will be a much more onerous business, spread over a longer time frame.

Supermarket executives say doing business in Scotland is already more expensive due to a combination of higher transport costs and more onerous business rates for companies that sell alcohol and cigarettes.

"This could create such an onerous business process that it wouldn't be financially prudent to try and provide Connecticut residents with U-verse," said David Mancuso, director of public affairs for AT&T.

Hawaii has one of the most onerous business tax situations.

The reason is simple: onerous business practices which seem to do nothing more than steal from musicians.

We could do a lot to make ourselves more competitive, including easing taxes on business; at the moment the U.S. has one of the most onerous business tax systems among the major industrialized countries.

And changes made in 2007 have made the audits less onerous for business.

The second reform would abolish an onerous local business tax, known as the taxe professionnelle, which is levied on fixed investment.

If trading becomes too expensive in Europe, volumes will shift elsewhere; and if regulations become too onerous the business will move to a more welcoming jurisdiction.

The announcement is the first time Mr. Obama has called for altering a central component of his signature health care law, although he has backed removing a specific tax provision that both parties regard as onerous on business.

The critics argued that these were not based on sound science, were onerous for business and detrimental to the economy.