Sentence examples for onerous policy from inspiring English sources

Today, the public health community may be one step closer to undoing this onerous policy.

Business interests support the changes, saying that it will remove an onerous policy that has blocked important projects.

The answer may be that the big media newsrooms covering the 2008 primary season would rather keep reporting the Obama campaign's undeniably infectious message of 'hope and change,' than put their noses to the grindstone on the more onerous policy proposals that speak to concerns of senior citizens.

Onerous policies such as Sarbanes-Oxley, for which U.S. firms spent $6 billion in 2007 in compliance, were ushered in quickly and have proven to be ineffective, failing to protect the public from the implosion of companies such as GM, Ford, Lehman, AIG and Merrill Lynch.

Among them too are millions of Americans whose family members now face onerous policies and prejudices too numerous to count.

The idea was to "reframe the debate" -- shift attention away from the reasons the insurers were being sued -- onerous policies and cheating doctors out of payments -- and toward those trial lawyers who were getting filthy rich filing "frivolous" lawsuits.

If they fail to do so before another economic slowdown or a national catastrophe then we must be prepared to endure more onerous policies and reactionary spending that the nation can ill-afford.

Companies, she said, "are very conscious that if you've got this onerous travel policy, you can lose talent".

In a tax inversion, one company buys a rival based in a different country with a less onerous tax policy.

The Microchannel designs rolled out at IBM with its PS/2 machine in 1987 failed to become standards no thanks to IBM's onerous licensing policy at the time and eventually disappeared from the market.

They contain "some serious asks" of government and headteachers, such as steering school leaders away from onerous marking policies adopted in the belief that Ofsted inspectors require them.