First, she identifies the constant harping on the requirements as (in Pai's words) needless, onerous, ill-defined, burdensome and so on as misleading and unsupported.
Reviewing a book in fewer than a thousand words can be onerous, and it surprised many people when Smith, who could presumably write about any book she wanted at whatever length she wanted for a whole host of publications, would decide to cover three to four books a month in under two thousand words.
It was an onerous brief; a little over 100 words of his would be set in stone in artist Susanna Castleden's design that also acknowledges Indigenous deaths in "settlement conflict" besides operations involving Australian service personnel.
There are currently no regulations governing prison grievance processes, and, in the two decades since the law's passage, many prisons' procedures have become so onerous and convoluted — "Kafkaesque," in the words of one federal judge — that inmates whose rights have been violated are watching their cases slip through the cracks.
What is truly unfortunate, however, is that Congress took MPAA's word for it in drafting such onerous legislation.
In other words, the system has gotten so onerous and burdensome that people would rather go into debt than deal with it themselves.
In other words, they perceived the job as less onerous overall if they got the picking up part out of the way early.
Neither Mr Illarionov, who has often criticised the treaty for placing onerous burdens on Russia, nor Mr Tsikhanov have the last word.
You may wish to introduce students to the following words or concepts before reading: subsidies, disproportionate, exclusion, demographics, onerous, and predominantly.
Otherwise, in the words of Marx, it simply "relieves the citizenry of onerous decision-making obligations and intensifies their gathering sense of political impotence".
