The bipartisan talking point has held that the $1.2 trillion in cuts over a decade, established in the 2011 Budget Control Act, were intended to be so onerous to both sides that they would force Republicans and Democrats to unite around a bipartisan, comprehensive deficit package that raised taxes and slowed entitlement spending.
The Sun board did not reject the offer outright, but wanted certain guarantees that the I.B.M. side considered "onerous," according to that person.
The main branch frequently failed to compile and bug fixes became more onerous due to unexpected side effects.
Taub advocated the concept of "learned non-use" with regard to the brain -- in other words the brain finds rehabilitating the injured side so onerous that it lets the healthy side take over.
Lebanon's Palestinians, for instance, still face onerous restrictions on where they can work and live.The Palestinians have the letter of international law on their side.
During the 2011 negotiations to raise the nation's statutory borrowing limit, Mr. Obama wanted an onerous "trigger" to force both sides to reach a compromise on deficit reduction.
Europe's onerous stance, some on the American side believe, is meant to cut the United States' economy down to size.
As a result, "supply-side" policies that impose onerous, politically motivated regulations on abortion providers seem to have a greater effect.
But banks face increasingly onerous regulations.
"Throughout the five years, the club has established itself as a mid-table side, this season being made onerous by financial crisis resulting in a crippling points deduction".
