It's very onerous.

It is an onerous and solemn undertaking, uplifting one day and extremely frustrating the next.

Any country can leave the EU and, of course, the eurozone when the burden of its obligations becomes too onerous.

For the Puerto Rican authorities, this means making the island friendlier to business, including by removing onerous labor market regulations.

That is why, after more than two years, interest rates are rising, not falling, in countries crushed by onerous austerity measures.

It got the United Nations Security Council to agree to impose increasingly onerous economic sanctions and roped allies into even stronger sanctions.

Moreover, although the European Commission clearly has a duty to prevent mismanagement and fraud, every application for EU funding requires extremely onerous procedures.

Visa requirements, in particular, are now so onerous that most refugees can no longer live legally in the country, exposing them to abuse and exploitation.

We believe that the current TOR for the Points of Contact are too onerous, and contribute to the top heavy nature of the administrative infrastructure of the current system.

It is an attempt to turn back the clock to the interwar period, when the focus was on closing off imposing onerous trade restrictions and persecuting or expelling minority groups.

It pressed the International Atomic Energy Agency for greater scrutiny. It got the United Nations Security Council to agree to impose increasingly onerous economic sanctions and roped allies into even stronger sanctions.

Combined with their low and declining GDP growth prospects, their debt burdens are becoming sufficiently onerous to raise questions about whether they can stabilize the situation and restore growth on their own.

It is only as anadditional level of government that the EU appears onerous and bureaucratic. If it were todisplace national governments, its burden would be weightless in comparison to what exists today.

Reporting requirements are onerous and often impose huge administrative burdens on developing countries, which must devote the scarce skills of educated, English speaking personnel to writing reports for donors rather than running programs.

The law s most onerous provisions are those regulating the terms of employment contracts, for they condemn employers who decide to close a plant to a marathon of legal proceedings of uncertain duration and unpredictable outcome.

According to analysis by the EFF s Jeremy Malcolm, there are a number of onerous provisions in the treaty while obligations to the rights of the public are non binding, almost anything that benefits rightsholders is binding in the treaty.

Savvy investors, like frustrated voters, recognize that low growth and high unemployment actually enlarge deficits and add to debt in the short run. That is why, after more than two years, interest rates are rising, not falling, in countries crushed by onerous austerity measures.

Whilst the authorities of the Moscow migration services did not allow people to take pictures of the scene, some Tajiks called on their countrymen to record the chaos at Russian migration centers. Dear Tajiks of Moscow, record this onerous process and send to the media.

Recent IMF reforms are just a step in the direction of trying to create better financial instruments to help these countries. It is essential, in particular, to create reliable large scale financing for developing countries during crises, through a mix of counter cyclical issuance of SDRs and emergency financing without onerous conditions.