Sentence examples for process too onerous from inspiring English sources
According to the report: Judge Martin also believed that the introduction of MR, rather than leading to a justified reduction in appeals, might discourage claimants who might have had "winnable" cases from appealing, because they found the process too onerous.
He said the industry would also like to build more refineries but that the permitting process is too onerous.
The first attempt at producing the index caused a storm of protest among businesses, which felt the process was too onerous and failed to recognise their contribution to society, especially if they ended up at the bottom of the league.
But the registration process was too onerous for John A.Taylor of the Washington, D.C., area, who filed the complaint.
Some companies have cited the auditing process as being too onerous, according to Global Network Initiative participants who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to discourage companies from joining in the future.
In fact, according to AUTM statistics, over 600 university startups are created every year based on federally funded R & D. As discussed in a recent post of mine, one of the major complaints of the investment and entrepreneurial community is that when it comes to trying to spin companies out of universities the process is far too onerous and takes far too long.
This deal was almost a decade ago and he estimated that it would cost about £750,000 to do so now – making the process too time consuming and onerous for all but the major newspaper groups to take on.
But the filmmakers' chore of renting theater spaces and the academy's process of verifying the screenings became too onerous, Mr. Davis said.
Some activists have complained that the voter registration process was not well-publicized and was too onerous for women.
Employees in a company, especially engineers and techie types, will circumvent a new process or set of security tools if they find them too onerous.
conditions were seen as too onerous.
