Regulation in Europe remains more onerous than in the United States.Bureaucracy is not European entrepreneurs' only grumble.
More recently, the idea has caught on with liberals, as cash assistance has withered away and states like Kansas have made access to what remains as onerous and unpleasant as possible.
This would come with strings attached (how onerous remains unclear) but would activate the commitment by the ECB to intervene in bond markets to bring down Spain's borrowing costs.
"Cost pressures are becoming less onerous, pricing remains strong and overall sales trends are at solid levels," he said.
The process of transition for newly qualified registered nurses in their first year of practice remains a difficult and onerous proposition.
"Do you know what we had to do to get blue doors?" Onerous supervision remains a stumbling block as the program goes into wider practice, but most experts are cautiously optimistic at a tangible sign of change in New York's criminal justice system.
Today, seeking out and hiring workers remains one of the most onerous tasks for many companies, from startups to the largest Fortune 500 corporations.
Meanwhile, convincing proposals for changing the upper house remain thin on the ground: at the last election, the Labour manifesto may have suggested replacing the Lords with a "senate of the nations and regions", but its inclusion looked halfhearted: among most MPs, Lords reform remains one of those issues apparently too onerous to contemplate.
They say because the cancer remains rare, it would be unrealistic and onerous to carry out regular screenings.
"The government remains open only because the governor authorized more than $1bn in onerous and unsustainable emergency liquidity actions.
