Sentence examples for onerous clauses from inspiring English sources

Correa responded by taking the Congressional legislation, eliminating the onerous clauses, tailoring it to his original decree for a Constituent Assembly to refound the country, and sending it the country's Supreme Electoral Tribunal, which rules on elections and electoral procedures.

Since most hedge funds now have returns in the single digits — far-off their peak — along with high management fees and onerous clauses to keep investors from getting their money back or even knowing how it is invested, the higher investment tax could make hedge funds less attractive.

Gazprom, the Russian gas giant's contracts with European consumers have an especially onerous clause under current circumstances and conditions.

Many young buyers are encouraged by developers to use solicitors for conveyancing recommended by them, who then fail to warn the buyer of the onerous ground rent clauses.

However, conveyancing solicitors who enabled the purchase of a leasehold property without highlighting onerous ground rent clauses are now facing a raft of legal actions from furious buyers.

"I have acted – and am currently acting – for a number of flat owners who have suffered substantial loss as a result of purchasing leasehold property with onerous ground rent clauses.

Balchin says he seeks compensation from the leaseholder's conveyancing solicitor based on a surveyor's valuation of what the property would be worth with and without the onerous ground rent clauses.

As demand collapsed the take-or-pay clauses became more onerous.

Opponents view the prior consent clause as an onerous condition that threatens an Internet financial model that relies on advertising to pay for content.

Mr. Glasgow opened a soup kitchen, held church services under a white tent and began to help former convicts like Anna Reynolds, a recovering addict, regain the right to vote — a process often made onerous by the moral-turpitude clause.

That is because many firms took advantage of generous credit markets in recent years to refinance at low rates, with less onerous covenants than in the past and "toggle" clauses that gave them the option of automatically adding interest bills to the sum borrowed rather than paying it.