Sentence examples for onerous hurdles from inspiring English sources
Validus said that it wanted to be able to hold deal negotiations with Transatlantic without what it called "onerous" hurdles.
Participants are aiming for a "high-standard" agreement which chips away at stubborn non-tariff barriers: everything from import quotas to onerous regulatory hurdles.
As a concession to one of Validus's main concerns — that previous conditions to starting negotiations were too onerous — Transatlantic is willing to lower the hurdles for deal talks, according to people briefed on the matter.
While the process is somewhat less onerous in Europe than in the US, regulatory hurdles appear to be increasing around the world.
"It's a big state, but it's not bogged down [by regulation.]" Rimol said he does business with customers in Texas and has been impressed with the absence of regulatory hurdles, in contrast to states with more onerous government involvement in the private sector, like New Jersey.
Despite the revisions that made the regulations less onerous for gun buyers, the final version still creates several hurdles to gun ownership in the city.
"As Uber attempted to comply with the MTC's ever-higher hurdles to uberX's launch... the MTC simply constructed newer, more onerous barriers to entry," the lawsuit said.
And the hurdles to use intrusive investigative methods, like wiretaps, to obtain evidence in terrorist-related cases are more onerous than in many other European countries.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
Reporting requirements are onerous.
