Examples of using Onerous in English and their translations into Polish
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garden care so onerous, because most of them are rarely damaged by pests
financially would be very onerous.
We also praise the Almighty for sending Brother William of Baskerville… whose experience in previous duties… although onerous to him… has been of such service to us here.
This is an onerous task but if not done will turn the grant success into a grant frustration.
You need to take five intimate measurements of your penis and whilst this sounds onerous it is very important.
More onerous regulations. More motorways for us to build,
This could lead to onerous measures in order to protect lands,
that my own country regards these conditions as too onerous.
However, it considers the process by which SMEs access the instruments to be onerous, bureaucratic and inflexible,
On the other hand, there is also the problem with the onerous procedures involved with using European funds,
Equipping a suitable laboratory to perform the tests required by the Harmonized Standards thing is rather onerous.
And service providers also face onerous and often conflicting national or local rules.
This is potentially onerous for market participants
One other, potentially less onerous, way to improve the situation is the provision of education
not to make the conditions too onerous.
Applying the least onerous authorisation system possible in such a way as to maximise flexibility
The impact of the hukou system upon migrant labourers became onerous in the 1980s after hundreds of millions were ejected from state corporations and cooperatives.
regional markets in which the production of annual accounts becomes an onerous and complex undertaking.
Furnace for cast iron bath does not need to imaginescrutiny and onerous for thorough care of the owner.
address the issues of overly onerous provisions in some areas of the current legislation