Sentence examples for onerous commitment from inspiring English sources

Such conditions would be illegal under British and European human rights laws, and would require an onerous commitment of British intelligence resources, the British officials have said.

My expectation is that only a handful of players might fail the test and therefore it would not be an onerous commitment by 99.9% of the players.

One hedge-fund manager says that pension funds have onerous commitments to private equity, which they are meeting by selling out of hedge funds.

Later it would flower into a tropical garden of lies; from trivial social fibbing to finding a way out of more onerous commitments to shielding himself from the cleareyed, increasingly skeptical devotion of his wife.

The directors' report also referred to "onerous rental commitments" at its headquarters in the City.

To keep important partners from leaving, Mr. Davis had handed out dozens of four-year contracts, creating onerous compensation commitments.

Other emails purport to show how staff are encouraged to use the "hassle factor" to "frustrate claimants off benefits" by imposing increasingly onerous claimant commitments on customers - typically, stringent targets for job searches or the imposition of daily signing-on requirements.

The rating agency said any "material delay" in concluding talks between Greece and its European creditors would make it harder for the troubled country to meet next year's onerous financial commitments and would increase the risks of bondholders not being paid.

Despite still-onerous teaching commitments, Bayle began his serious publishing career with works defending the French Reform from Catholic persecution and criticisms on many topics, but particularly on the doctrine of the Real Presence of Christ in the sacrament of the Eucharist, which the Huguenots denied.

For would-be winners, the time commitment is also onerous.

" Since being swept to power in a resounding victory on Sunday, Anastasiades has gone out of his way to emphasise his commitment to adopting the onerous reforms that are the price of international aid.