Sentence examples for onerous reports from inspiring English sources

We're not all Jack Abramoffs, and most of us are law-abiding citizens who pay our taxes on time as well as file the many onerous reports that we are mandated to file that track our income, our political contributions and the issues on which we work.

If Glencore does choose to go public, it will be subject to much more onerous reporting and disclosure rules.

These legal constraints were accompanied by onerous reporting requirements for agencies and their partners, and a significant decline in aid, which halved between 2008 and 2011.

However, the legislation imposed onerous reporting requirements and forced relief groups to strike individual deals with al-Shabaab instead of sharing information with each other and presenting a united front with the Islamist group.

All too often larger donors restrict funding to particular areas, refuse to pay for core costs and demand onerous reporting — all of which jeopardises the sustainability of the charities they claim to be supporting.

Ashley Madison's guarantee "that you will successfully find what you're looking for or we'll give you your money back" is restricted by small-print conditions predicated on the purchase of premium packages and gifts sold through the site, in addition to paid chat sessions and onerous reporting obligations.

The ACLU maintained that Section 220 would have imposed "onerous reporting requirements that will chill constitutionally protected activity".

Currently they face high commissions from licensed foreign-exchange banks and onerous reporting requirements for foreign holdings.

Some states have onerous reporting requirements for trusts; others make it easier for you to keep your affairs confidential.

Now comes the posse, Congress, demanding action and bellowing for tougher regulation, the ominous rumble you always hear just before an avalanche of new laws and onerous reporting requirements.

Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a former Verizon lawyer who was installed by the Trump administration to lead the agency last month, framed Thursday's action as a move to "relieve thousands of smaller broadband providers from onerous reporting obligations".