Examples of using Onerous in English and their translations into Chinese
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Since the consequences of the treatment for prostate cancer can be quite onerous- including impotence and incontinence- prevention should be key.
The benefits of globalization were not evenly shared and, in several instances, debt servicing requirements were onerous.
Canada' s shipping industry had been consulted extensively and was of the view that draft article 18 would make the burden of proof excessively onerous for shippers.
He therefore urged the developed countries to provide the finance and technology needed to help the developing countries tackle such challenges before the task became more onerous.
Responsible, rigorous but not onerous, regulation is needed for small and poor developing countries.
He expressed concern about the ineffective utilization of trade preferences by developing countries due to lack of predictability as well as onerous rules of origin requirements.
However, spending 15 minutes/ week sending a polite no thank you to guys who were gracious enough to write to me didn't feel terribly onerous.
On the contrary, ODA has declined, foreign direct investment(FDI) has remained low and the debt burden has grown more onerous.
Non-tariff barriers to market access placed increasingly onerous burdens on exporting countries, particularly the poorest among them, undermining their production capacity and export competitiveness.
In this context, the State party also notes that the conditions of the alternative civil service were less onerous than that of military service.
There is, however, doubt as to the factors that may be weighed in deciding whether restitution is disproportionately onerous.
The existing procedures for the management of inventory are not onerous or overly complex, and the range of inventory items managed is relatively limited.
Cuba is submitted to onerous and discriminatory procedures and endures endless manoeuvres aimed at confiscating shipments.
The absence of such formal channels leads to increases in the costs of migration, for instance through more onerous recruitment processes.
This isn't surprising, since it's a requirement for Energy Star certification and not particularly onerous on the occupant's internet bandwidth.
These countries tend to have more limited access to credit, which is often available at higher costs with sometimes onerous conditions.
He had spent the previous four years, as he saw it, preparing to fulfill an absurd and onerous duty: to graduate from college.
Nevertheless, Welch and Hurley said that these stop-gap measures are cumbersome and onerous, when the norm before was instant access through the internet.
Moreover, graduation would imply that the Maldives will face more onerous obligations in multilateral regimes such as the WTO.
The Special Rapporteur warns against frequent, onerous and bureaucratic reporting requirements, which can eventually unduly obstruct the legitimate work carried out by associations.