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• They worry about the imposition of onerous auditing or disclosure rules.
• The products of onerous taxation and over-developed bureaucracies.
• The California labor code has a number of onerous requirements for plaintiffs,
• There are a lot of onerous computing issues, so want to focus on important six areas.
• It is a painful process undoing 30 years of onerous legislation and we must start and start now,
• Indoor plumbing and washing machines freed women of onerous work, but there was less socializing at wells.
• If corporate America were groaning under the weight of onerous tax rates, repealing the alternative minimum tax might be acceptable.
• But ask venture capitalists or securities lawyers who work with start-ups, and tales of onerous terms will abound.
• Russian businessmen frequently complain of onerous tax rates, and both officials blamed high rates as a reason for tax evasion.
• It also addressed, but did not decide, the position of onerous clauses as disguised penalties ( which are ineffective at common law ).
• Dreier outlined three broad goals to benefit the state : reducing illegal immigration, promoting economic growth, and reducing the burden of onerous environmental regulations.
• He pointed to the sharp decline in farms grossing under $ 100, 000 a year, saying it was a result of onerous bureaucracy and regulations.
• The AeA, formerly the American Electronics Association, prefers federal privacy legislation to a " crazy quilt of onerous, contradictory new state laws ."
• The Pentagon is also streamlining its buying practices so that companies that avoided selling to the military because of onerous red tape will find the Pentagon an easier customer.
• "So there's no arguing that to rectify the deficiencies and the inappropriate activities of the department in the past, there is a degree of onerous activity now required.
• Societal failure may also result in a degree of empowerment for the lower levels of a former climax society, who escape from the burden of onerous taxes and control by exploitative elites.
• A simple position, and certainly releases several people from a number of onerous burdens, but one I believe would put the encyclopedia in a state of disrepute on a regular basis.
• He would clearly prefer that Japan tackle its more deep-seated economic problems, which include a banking sector that staggers under $ 600 billion in bad loans and a web of onerous financial regulations.
• And Rep . Barney Frank, D-Mass ., said it was ironic that while the legislation was deregulating financial services, it had begun a new system of onerous regulation on community advocates.