Sentence examples similar to onerous deadline from inspiring English sources
Getting records in order and rebalancing your portfolio now can save you money and make the April 15 tax filing deadline less onerous.
Criticizing Congress for months of inaction in updating No Child Left Behind, President Obama on Friday offered to lift the law's most onerous provisions, including its 2014 deadline for bringing all students to proficiency in reading and math, for states that promise to follow his administration's own school improvement agenda.
And he never let anything, including an onerous workload or an imposing deadline, get in the way.
"Our network investment stands at more than £900m this year alone and we remain on track to deliver indoor coverage across 2G, 3G and 4G to 98% of the population by 2015, two years ahead of the regulator's deadline". Ofcom's targets were not onerous.
Nassau County legislators face an even more onerous task, as they must meet a Nov. 28 deadline to erase up to $45 million in gaps that state monitors found in the budget originally proposed by the retiring county executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, and revised by the county Legislature.
"You would not believe what they burn". Borough Mayor Luke Hopkins said he had warned the community that failure to meet the EPA's December 2014 deadline for complying with federal air quality standards could lead to onerous reviews on new construction and restrictions on federal transportation funds.
As the GDPR deadline neared, some websites and services started to push users to agree to onerous new terms of service before they could continue on to their destination.
New York is one of the most onerous states in terms of timeframe to change party affiliation for a closed primary, and the deadline unfortunately passed in October of 2015.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
