Sentence examples for onerous feature from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schundler said the most onerous feature of the bill was its linkage of primary and general election public financing, which is intended to persuade -- or force, in Mr. Schundler's words -- more candidates to agree to spending limits.
Another particularly onerous feature of our system is that it taxes U.S. multinational corporations on their worldwide earnings, but most U.S. trading partners take a different approach.
Mr. Corzine says he wants marriage penalty relief, but the bill that he supports wouldn't give essentially any relief here in New Jersey... Let's enact the marriage penalty relief bill now, and get rid of one of the most onerous features of our current tax code.
And to try to make the process of reading on a smartphone a little less onerous, Nokia has also worked in features like text re-sizing and using fonts that are especially small-screen friendly.
To be sure, there are already other sites and software with features designed to make writing wills less onerous, like LegalZoom and Quicken WillMaker.
Based on the test results, the authors concluded that GEE has significant potential for assisting archaeologists with automated feature detection and vectorization, tasks that are often onerous and expensive.
This so-called Hotspot 2.0 feature would help in terms of clearing up the onerous task of signing in to new networks every single time.
The display is most certainly the KIRAbook's marquee feature and Toshiba's primary justification for its slightly onerous pricing, which I'll get to in just a moment.
They start with such nuts and bolts as harmonising standards for high-quality asset-backed securities and reviewing the capital charges on institutions that hold them; making the disclosures required to issue stocks or bonds less onerous (mainly for small firms); and devising consistent cross-border credit-scoring for SMEs.Bigger issues also feature.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
