Examples of using Onerous in English and their translations into Czech
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It is an onerous task, but I am certain that you will make every effort to accomplish it.
The funds must not, of course, remain unused owing to superfluous bureaucracy or onerous rules and procedures.
which could have an extremely onerous impact on the world economy.
to Kees Le Blansch, who had the onerous tasks of rapporteur at the Seville Conference, and writing the text of this brochure.
No matter how onerous the bargain, and the samurai had broken it. the daimyo had given his word.
Because males tended to find those duties onerous, they took every opportunity to avoid them,
However, most of the discrimination comes because the employment laws are so onerous for small businesses recruiting young women that they simply discriminate in a covert way.
which view the elevated capital requirements as onerous.
hot wilderness'with the express intention of getting closer to God…'… he has given me the onerous task of preserving Annie Miller's purity.
I agree with what the Commissioner said earlier- not to set up a system that is too onerous for citizens or has too many bureaucratic obstacles for exercising that right.
Red tape and onerous administrative and regulatory conditions add to the complexity of the application process
which would help our SMEs to take full advantage of the single European market by enabling them to carry on their cross-border activities without having to fulfil often onerous and discouraging obligations.
I feel that the report proposes too onerous and bureaucratic a system,
would allow EU nationals resident in Ireland to obtain a divorce in Irish courts on substantially different and less onerous grounds than that provided for in our constitution as allowed by the referendum on divorce in 1995.
This would help our SMEs to draw the full benefits of the Single Market by allowing them to carry out their cross-border activities without requiring them to fulfil obligations which are often onerous and discouraging.
perhaps even more onerous than the European one, which says it all.
there is a need to establish effective regulatory control mechanisms which are neither too onerous nor too invasive.
our businesses can be at least partially repaid for the further onerous emissions reduction commitments that the EU is imposing on them,
this would allow EU nationals resident in Ireland to obtain a divorce in our courts on substantially different and less onerous grounds than that provided for in our Constitution as allowed by the referendum on divorce in 1995,
The solutions we recommend are much less onerous than those mobilised for the financial crisis, and, even if we were finally