Sentence examples for onerous practice from inspiring English sources

Banning this onerous practice would have the added benefit of putting a crimp on pork spending and make it impossible for special interests to sneak their agenda through Congress without its members realizing what they are voting for.

The accusations also include what is described as the "onerous practice" of requiring all franchisees to buy ingredients exclusively from one provider, Brapelco, which may violate Brazil's business laws.

Maybe the feds ask for banks to provide more disclosure or somehow limit a particularly onerous practice.

Rob understands the onerous practices of the health insurance industry on a personal level.

The ACR spends great time and resources to combat these onerous practices in cooperation with its advocacy partner, the Arthritis Foundation.

Another is the EU's many legal systems and languages, and onerous labour practices: a Chinese manager was shocked that a union representative should have a say in where to put a coffee machine.

The reason is simple: onerous business practices which seem to do nothing more than steal from musicians.

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.

U.V. Production House was Troemel's latest attempt to use the Internet to make art outside the commercial-gallery system, which he finds too slow, too insular, too full of gatekeepers, and too dependent on the financially onerous and time-consuming practice of making art objects; it could benefit from an Amazon-style disruption.

These programs should also take active steps to ensure that program requirements are not, in practice, most onerous for those individuals most in need.

One goal is to protect them from some of the onerous and nebulous lending practices that led to the mortgage and financial crisis of 2008 and 2009.