Sentence examples for onerous phase from inspiring English sources
At a news conference in Islamabad today, Mr. Aziz was sober about what he called "the more onerous phase" of the economic plans, one that will again ask people to do something highly unpopular, even radical in Pakistan: "I appeal to all the citizens of Pakistan to diligently fulfill their tax obligations," he said.
Early legislation to close the gap between revenues and spending is desirable, because changes will be less onerous if they are phased in.
Beatrice was selected for the most onerous type of duty in the bitterest phase of the war.
In future it should benefit as a result of phase one reforms from more streamlined and less onerous CRB requirements, referrals from newly freed up healthcare practices (to boost their pool of elderly coaches), and potentially more diverse streams of funding from local budgets, local authorities, as well as social investment.
The phasing out of HNHAC proved to be an onerous task due to a number of reasons.
Since the play was written, the onerous estate tax that takes a disastrous bite out of the family prosperity is being phased out, at least for now.
Housing counselors, who supported the initial phase of the program, say it saved people like Ms. McKinney from taking on large debts on onerous terms.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
Reporting requirements are onerous.
