Burdensome in a sentence

Among other things, the lawsuit contends that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has continued with burdensome and unnecessary regulations.

A recent report, which says Scotland is facing a housing emergency, called on the government to increase funding for affordable homes and to change burdensome legislation such the removal of family ties to the council areas to qualify for a council home.

Barcelona also benefits from the deal by lowering its burdensome payroll as it tries to pay down its debt.

But the bill is a controversial proposal that many other businesses and groups in the state oppose and say will be too burdensome.

Even people whom the program helped complained the required documentation proved burdensome, the lack of communication throughout the process caused stress and uncertainty, and the lengthy wait time for payments caused the accrual of additional late fees.

Further proof that Japan resistance to change (I.e. hanko, burdensome amounts of requisite documentation, etc.), has resulted it not being able to implement newer technologies.

I have the sense that what at one point in time challenges weren’t burdensome.

Most of the debate centered on whether the bill would be unnecessarily burdensome or punitive to hospitals.

Nina DiSalvo, the policy director of the nonprofit law firm Towards Justice, said the bill would require only that jobs be posted internally for four days, which she argued wouldn’t be burdensome.

Polls within Texas also show that state voters disagree with its burdensome abortion restrictions.

They are about adding unnecessary, burdensome paperwork that results in people losing their coverage due to red tape.

Thirty companies sending out, and every taxpayer opening, 30 envelopes a week, each containing a check for one cent, seems rather burdensome and complex.

This is a constitutionally burdensome provision that will impinge on the rights of an accused.

Until before the government and industry stakeholders intervened in plastic packaging material usage, it was burdensome to practice reuse models.

While it may not be easy to contemplate, being proactive in planning for the future will allow for a less burdensome and more meaningful farewell.

A high per capita debt means that each citizen, on average, bears a significant portion of the debt load, which can be especially burdensome in times of economic downturn.

Another type of con, Sanchez-Rola said, is when the scammer will deliver a bottle of aspirin or some other drug you didn’t order, then make it so burdensome for you to obtain a refund that you give up.

As he often does, Trump portrayed migrants in the country illegally as dangerous and burdensome.

As staff explained to the commission, the sheer volume of projects proposed would make itemizing them all on the ballot impractical and unnecessarily burdensome to voters on election day.

Implementing excessively burdensome requirements is not a sound policy approach to growing businesses, workforce, or economic diversity" wrote Elizabeth Gagen, the Director of Wyoming Department of Workforce Services.