Sentence examples for onerous system from inspiring English sources
They included house-arrests powers known as control orders, which were later replaced by a less onerous system, TPims.
TPims were introduced in January 2012 to replace the more onerous system of terror control orders, following negotiations between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat partners of the coalition government, and were limited to two years.
Even the onerous new system has serious holes, for example in screening teachers from overseas.
They take out auto loans, sign up for medical exams, and get help with New York's onerous licensing system.
He envisages no big changes in the law or an overhaul of an already onerous regulatory system to achieve this.
The CityTime project began in the Giuliani administration as an effort to modernize an onerous payroll system then managed entirely by hand.
The Senate bill would automatically place all recognized candidates on the Republican presidential primary ballot, putting an end to the onerous petition system that has often kept national political figures off the New York ballot.
The telegraph and the telephone, followed by the airplane and radio, empowered corporations to vault national boundaries, conduct their business globally and shift their wealth to the least onerous tax system.
BEIJING — In a country where the press is tightly managed by the state, the identical editorials that appeared Monday in more than a dozen publications calling for reform of China's onerous household registration system were noteworthy.
BEIJING — A top editor of a weekly newspaper who recently called for the reform of China's onerous household registration system, which restricts where people can live, has been forced out of his job in a fresh warning that journalists who boldly challenge government policy face retribution.
BEIJING -- A top editor of a weekly newspaper who recently called for changes to China's onerous household registration system, which restricts where people can live, has been forced out of his job in a fresh warning that journalists who challenge government policy too directly face retribution.
