Sentence examples for onerous changes from inspiring English sources
Schools are battling with funding cuts, teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and onerous changes to assessment and accountability.
Then again, by reaching a settlement the search giant will avoid the risk that the commission will impose more onerous changes.
Opponents of broader rights for gay and lesbian couples are mounting a barrage of advertising and telephone appeals in the final week of the campaign, warning undecided voters that "redefining marriage" would force onerous changes in schools, businesses and churches.
But the worst part of the onerous changes is something that few seem to have contemplated.
Predictably, the California Chamber of Commerce opposes DISCLOSE, and sent an Alert Letter to every Assembly member, claiming the bill "would inhibit protected free speech in the political process by making significant and onerous changes to required disclosures on campaign advertisements and slate mailers".
Consider the major concessions the Republicans got from Obama: a less onerous change in estate taxes, which most directly affect the wealthiest Americans, and a tax break for those making between $250,000 and $400,000.
Probably the most onerous change proposed is a pre-filing requirement for Rule 506(c) offerings.
"I've been around here long enough and I know how it works," he said, adding that future problems in an unregulated industry could lead to more onerous legislative changes.
It was regarded as a symptom of a strenuous work situation due to substantial pressure and onerous organizational changes, and a source of additional strain on the remaining workers because of work overload.
Another onerous proposed change is one that would apply both to 506(b) and 506(c) deals: a one-year prohibition on using Rule 506 at all if you are late on filing a Form D, or late on amending a Form D, or late on filing a terminating amendment to close out a Rule 506 offering.
