The small details can be onerous -- and cannot be overlooked.
The new rules affecting permits for protests and marches include details that impose onerous demands on dissent.
Small natural gas turbine CHP systems face challenges in connecting to the electricity grid because of the onerous and inconsistent state regulations we have detailed in this paper.
A rash of prominent managers have turned their shops into family offices, hoping to evade onerous new regulations that will require hedge funds to disclose details about their strategies and operations.
Mr. Bedell said that the purchase would relieve him of onerous and time-consuming day-to-day attention to managerial details that had distracted him from his first love, vineyard and cellar work.
In Judge's movie "Office Space," from 1999, he enlivened his subject white-collar drudgery—with detailsubject white-collar or observedrudgery withnerous attention to the formatting of T.P.S. reports, a chain restaurant that forces its servers to wear at least fifteen pieces of "flair".
As with all these things, the devil is in the detail and if the exemption has too many onerous conditions or requirements it simply won't get used.
Banks have been forced by onerous new compliance rules to spend hundreds of millions of dollars recording more details about almost every transaction.
Sarah Wheat, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood in Texas, said ASCs have an "onerous set of mandates" laid out in 150 pages of rules that specify details such as the exact size of the janitor's closet and the width of a facility's hallways.
Several legislators have argued that the law's requirements -- in particular, that employers provide detailed wage statements to workers each year -- are too onerous on businesses and stifle job growth.
