Sentence examples for onerous documents from inspiring English sources

The bank is now calling for more streamlining of the "complicated rules and the onerous documents required," Mr. Michaelowa said.

Yucaipa has not signed an agreement, Mr. Burkle said, arguing that such documents typically contain onerous restrictions for potential bidders.

What it has, instead, is a work force full of young adults dreaming of becoming pros and willing to sign any document, no matter how onerous, if it will help them reach that goal.

The most recent documents refer to a "more onerous authorisation process" after the prime minister's avowal of the "use of bulk personal data".

It's also prohibitively onerous to see incident reports (records that document accidents, injuries, and fatalities in national parks) that predate 2013.

After Bettye and Debra spent much of 2012 fighting against to get her needed documents, a judge blocked Wisconsin's onerous law.

Perhaps because physicians have a low opinion of the necessity for preparing and managing study documents, they perceive extra paperwork as onerous.

The documentation requirements are very onerous.

Balbin is also planning to optimize it for financial, medical and legal documents, which are often very long and onerous to read.

"The smaller practices just can't make it through the EU procurement rules that most housing associations use, due to onerous requirements on turnover and the sheer size of the documents to fill out".

Essentially that means demanding that applicants produce documents they are unlikely to have available, putting them through an onerous interview process, delaying decisions, and rejections without explanations.