The argument for the NCAA, schools, and conferences hoarding the billions generated by these players and for putting onerous restrictions on what those players can and cannot do—is grounded in that imaginary purity.
There was no outright ban on class-action lawsuits, but the association put in place onerous rules, including a requirement that lawyers report conversations with clients to the judicial bureaus, said Jerome A. Cohen, a professor of law at New York University who specializes in the Chinese legal system.
The AMA, for example, has put in place onerous licensure laws to diminish the supply of doctors from within the country while getting Congress to impose a tight annual cap on the foreign doctors allowed in from abroad.
He suggested he would work with businesses to develop regulations to protect consumer health yet not put "an onerous burden on the restaurants".
Conceivably, the reaction of the voters will be: These men have served their country long & loyalla enough; let's retire them to a well-earned rest & put the onerous burden on some stripling Democratic slacker, under sixty-five.
These regulations might appear to put too onerous a strain on free enterprise — unless, that is, you happen to be involved in an accident, in which case the type of car service you chose could prove extremely important.
The authority flatly rejected sectoral arguments that its proposed targets, first outlined in April, would put an onerous burden on Australia compared with the rest of the developed world because it is an emissions-intensive economy.
In the meantime, back in the reproductive rights realm, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010 ensured that health plans would have to offer coverage for birth control, and last year the Supreme Court struck down a set of Texas laws that put prohibitively onerous restrictions on abortion clinics.
