The proposal also creates an onerous and ambiguous reporting requirement for manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipment intended for outdoor use that contain OFRs in the casing or enclosure.
Source: American Chemistry Council
The Tax Foundation, for instance, is constantly complaining about the onerous burden created by America’s ultra-complicated tax code.
Source: The American Prospect
So what kind of switching costs are customers willing to absorb and how onerous are they? What’s the business case for paying that premium?
And as we discussed earlier, how will Palo Alto maintain best-of-breed feature status as it acquires and integrates? And does it even need to do so?
The tension between regulation and security
There’s also an interesting dynamic going on in security.
Source: and what it has to do to stay on top SiliconANGLE News
“Our campaign, however, urges Nigerians to remain focused and undeterred in their resolve to vote in Atiku Abubakar as the next president of our country so that he can commence the onerous task of rebuilding our nation from the misrule of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Source: Daily Post Nigeria
Washington has a projected payroll of about $106MM next season, though the bulk of that is tied up in their onerous commitments to Strasburg and Corbin.
Source: Spiel Times
While taking on these roles, women also often internalise the message that they are expected to be nurturing, that this work of caring is their responsibility and shouldn’t seem so onerous – and that they should never complain, or get angry, tired and frustrated.
Source: The Conversation
The family’s initial years in Hawai‘i were difficult as its members faced discrimination and onerous immigration laws, even though Gobindram married an American woman.
Source: Hawaii Business Magazine
Which is certainly a good thing: CCP loans may not come with onerous structural adjustment conditions, but they certainly don’t have any considerations for human rights.
Source: Bitcoin Magazine
Lastly, when the new Congress convenes, it must drastically cut federal spending, repeal onerous regulations across industries and stop discouraging domestic producers of reliable American energy.
Source: Heritage.org
What is the endgame of a law that is both onerous to enforce and seemingly impossible to comply with? Keller offered two theories: “I think passing this law was so much fun for these legislators, and I think they might have expected it would get struck down, so the theater was the point.
Source: The Atlantic
The Marcellus industry in Pennsylvania is hoping it can work with the EPA to blunt the onerous rule they know is coming.
Source: Marcellus Drilling News
Laws like the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance that Los Angeles passed in 1999 could help dispense with some of the more onerous city-code hurdles, like parking requirements.
Source: Business Insider
One of my big takeaways from last year’s event is that good tools make light work of onerous tasks.
Source: The Recorder
If they do embrace losing, they could try to trade veterans like Rozier, Hayward, and Mason Plumlee, although Hayward’s brittle bones and Rozier’s onerous contracts might make that unrealistic.
Source: Defector
It’s been an onerous chore with a staggering 75% of tech venture capital still going to California, New York, Massachusetts and the other major tech hubs.
Source: MarketWatch
Others whose commitment Zeller hoped to secure had made public statements admonishing President Biden to “reconsider the onerous requirements for Afghans” seeking to flee and provide “all the resources necessary to process and resettle these refugees.
Source: The Washington Post
The onerous list of ways we are tracked has made the idea of bypassing ubiquitous digital monitoring all but a fairytale.
Source: Forkast News
RegulationGiven the increasing pervasiveness and ubiquity of AI and automated systems, the OSTP Blueprint would place an onerous burden across vast swaths of the existing economy, hindering innovation.
Source: C4ISRNet
If the FTC succeeds, beyond blocking the Within deal, it could also seek a ruling making it more onerous for Meta, and Zuckerberg, to buy companies in the future.
Source: POLITICO
II forces a broad range of service providers, internet intermediaries, including online game companies, and data centers (both corporate and government) to report cybersecurity incidents to the government within a tight time frame of six hours from detection—compared to 72 hours under the EU’s GDPR to notify data breaches—an onerous requirement for small and medium companies that would need staff available 24-7 to comply in such a short period.
Source: EFF
Such state-sponsored messaging is critical as the Chinese government drops its onerous Covid restrictions and braces for a surge in cases that could overwhelm its medical resources.
Source: The New York Times
They argue the rules due to be decided next year will be too onerous and should be weakened or eliminated entirely.
Source: Yahoo Finance
When we look at theft of intellectual property, that's of technology, cyber-attacks on companies inside China, the onerous restrictions that apply from Chinese government to data flows, there are a number of factors that are making China a much less attractive environment for manufacturers to be,” Stephen Ezell, director of global innovation policy at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) in Washington told VOA by video.
Source: Voice of America VOA News
“Especially in fire-prone states like our home in California, there are spark controls that can be a bit onerous on ICE riders that electric riding never has to worry about,” Quick said.
Source: The Verge
It’s been an onerous chore with a staggering 75% of tech venture capital still going to California, New York, Massachusetts and the other major tech hubs.
Source: MarketWatch
There are additional costs to using the eSIM feature, but you’ll find them far less onerous than the normal plans offered by carriers.
Source: Macworld
Yet, an outpouring of public anger appears to have prompted authorities to lift some of the more onerous restrictions, even as they say the "zero-COVID" strategy — which aims to isolate every infected person — is still in place.
Source: Interlochen
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Source: Forbes
Raley’s contract wasn’t especially onerous but this is fairly standard operating procedure for the club, as they always look to keep a well-stocked farm system by selling high on major league talent.
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Less onerous incremental foreign exchange impacts so far this quarter, which should fade further into the back half, ramping O365 pricing benefits, as well as, easier comparisons for Windows OEM, Office Commercial, LinkedIn and Dynamics heading into 2HFY23 should all support more robust top line growth.
Source: Yahoo Finance
By investing trust assets in low-expense passive funds within a cheap IOVA, they can grow tax-deferred—completely shielded from the trust’s onerous tax system—at a low annual cost, says Tim Muncie, head of RIA platform distribution and planning at Jackson, whose Elite Access Advisory Variable Annuity charges a flat $240 per year.
Source: Barron's
To be clear, the Court took pains to state in no uncertain terms that the decision is intended to be narrow in effect, holding only “that the uniformity requirement of the Bankruptcy Clause prohibits Congress from arbitrarily burdening only one set of debtors with a more onerous funding mechanism than that which applies to debtors in other States.
Source: JD Supra
In addition to being a C-level executive, applicants are generally referred for consideration and sit for an interview, though it’s less onerous than it sounds, more of a jerk filter than an admissions process.
Source: The New York Times
How often are you able to get them? What are their hours?"Roger Ma, CFP:"How onerous the transfer process is, transferring money in and transferring money out.
Source: Business Insider
Lavelle said that typically 50-80% of “the bellies” of aircraft are empty these days even when flights are full because it’s become more onerous to check in baggage: not only are there extra charges associated with it, but then you have to spend extra time checking bags in and collecting them, and there are risks that items will get lost or damaged.
Source: TechCrunch
The right-leaning Tax Foundation, for instance, is constantly complaining about the onerous burden created by America’s ultra-complicated tax code.
Source: People's Policy Project
Seiya Suzuki is the only long-term contract on the books and his contract is not onerous ($17 million per year average annual value).
Source: CBS Sports
Industry captains already complain they are too onerous for trucks, for example.
Source: POLITICO Europe
Now, per Virginia law, a group of judges will have the onerous task of deciding which appeal be allowed to move forward—if either.
Source: Yahoo! Voices
Commanders whose job it was to enforce the mandate will face the onerous task of assessing whether — and how — to allow back into uniform those already separated from the military for refusing to follow orders.
Source: The Washington Post
Grant said that didn’t mean the job was particularly onerous at the time.
Source: Rochester Post Bulletin
It is not an onerous amount for a big-market team, especially because Stanton has demonstrated an ability to hit (particularly for power) in the postseason.
Source: New York Post
The publican’s joke was prophetic as the theatre ultimately staged a play – with that very title – about the onerous conditions in the pottery industry that engendered the Chartist Riots of 1842.
Source: Stoke-on-Trent Live
) While Blavatnik has avoided the onerous US and European Union sanctions, many other former Moscow-based tycoons, like Roman Abramovich and aluminum billionaire Deripaska, have been hit hard.
Source: Business Insider
“We already have restrictions here as government has designated us as an official natural scenic area, which brought a taste of the restrictions but not as onerous as a National Park might.
Source: The Scottish Farmer
But in a major victory for the protesters, China announced on Wednesday a dramatic overhaul of its pandemic policy, scrapping some of the most onerous restrictions in the clearest sign yet the government is moving away from its draconian zero-Covid policy.
Source: CNN
That’s not an onerous figure.
Source: TribLIVE
A patchwork approach to local tax administration is particularly onerous for multijurisdictional businesses which often facilitate local transactions.
Source: Tax Foundation
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