On their own, these new rules are not the most onerous or demanding impositions, but they do create a classic, Kafkaesque bureaucratic loop that says no, you must not start from here, you must have done something before you get to the beginning.
But solar's improving economics are making this imposition less onerous.
They worry about the imposition of onerous auditing or disclosure rules.
For many years, from Emancipation through the imposition of onerous racial restrictions by the Wilson Administration, climaxing in a brutal, white-sparked riot following the First World War, the upper stratum of the city's black population held to a proto-Harlem Renaissance ideal: demonstrate how civilized, intelligent, and accomplished we are, and racism will fade away.
But some officials contend that the main ways the companies might discriminate would be through stringent pricing policies, the imposition of onerous technical conditions, and requirements that America Online and Time Warner offerings be displayed even on the computer desktops of customers of rival service providers using the network.
Deep-seated voter anger over the bailouts of companies like the American International Group, Citigroup and Bank of America has fed the fears of lawmakers that any other changes in the regulatory system must include the imposition of more onerous conditions on those financial institutions whose troubles could pose problems for the markets.
The intensity of resistance is in direct proportion to the vastness of sage-grouse habitat; opponents see the listing as the imposition of a layer of onerous federal regulations across parts of eleven states.
Other emails purport to show how staff are encouraged to use the "hassle factor" to "frustrate claimants off benefits" by imposing increasingly onerous claimant commitments on customers - typically, stringent targets for job searches or the imposition of daily signing-on requirements.
