Is wellness really such an onerous imposition?
It's not an onerous imposition".
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.
Where there is such uniform condemnation of a practice as onerous as the imposition of costs upon acquitted defendants, cf. Leland v. Oregon, 343 U.S. 790, 798, 72 S.Ct.
But solar's improving economics are making this imposition less onerous.
They worry about the imposition of onerous auditing or disclosure rules.
The majority of vendors at markets, he added, were operating illegally because they could not afford to stay in business if they followed government regulations, including the imposition of onerous tariffs on imported goods.
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.
In fact, recent financial data show that industry capital expenditures has declined sharply, as much as 29% for one internet provider, since the imposition of onerous internet regulations.
To make matters worse, the industry was facing pressure from increasing retailer purchasing power, major changes in consumer tastes and preferences, and Europe's imposition of an "onerous tariff" on companies that sourced bananas from Latin America.
