Sentence examples for onerous standard from inspiring English sources

Since the Supreme Court ruled three years ago, lower courts have applied its onerous standard of proof to deny thousands of age-discrimination claims.

The fundamental change is that the Spanish government eliminated a residency requirement, proof of financial resources and an onerous standard that applicants must renounce current citizenship.

In addition, the commission should try to impose more onerous standards on Europe's many securities exchanges.

Lower risk firms, including not-for-profit debt counselling organisations and businesses providing lending as a side activity, such as sports clubs that allow their members to pay in instalments, will not have to meet such onerous standards and will pay lower fees.

Other states required black children to meet onerous standards to attend white schools.

"In the case before us, we cannot say petitioner has met these onerous standards and so relief must be denied," the panel wrote.

Either woman could have still brought a claim for co-worker harassment, but the case would almost certainly be dismissed because a far more onerous legal standard would apply – and their employers could escape liability by stating that they had no way of knowing about the offending conduct.

Oxytocin-in-Uniject satisfied the standards of its temperature-time indicator (TTI) in severe home storage conditions, although that required resupply every 30 days a logistically onerous programmatic standard.

Companies will no longer have to list on an SEC-accredited exchange, which often comes with onerous disclosure standards.

The choice isn't easy for many physicians who still have years of practice ahead because they don't know how onerous the standards, which won't exist for at least a decade, will be.

The affordability requirements for second mortgages can be less onerous than for standard home loans.