Paying for a growing number of retirees becomes more onerous.
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Two days later, Musk accepted a settlement with more onerous terms.
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By some measures, air travel has become more onerous since 1970.
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"We will impose more onerous actions if problems persist," Google said.
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The final version of the tax overhaul eliminated more onerous proposals.
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In recent years, those financial pressures have grown only more onerous.
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The FDA has also made post-approval study requirements more onerous.
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The rule can be more onerous for some players than for others.
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It could use its annual stress tests to make capital rules more onerous.
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"I think this is something far more serious and far more onerous," he said.
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Tercas itself was subsequently salvaged under more onerous terms and sold to another bank.
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The fall in crude prices has made the oil-for-loan agreements more onerous.
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However, terms for borrowers would be more onerous than they would get at banks.
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Problems of bad data would be even more onerous in a country of 1.3bn people.
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It may also be because having a female body has become more onerous for children.
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He says the way these requirements have been applied has grown more onerous over time.
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They also hurt borrowers, whose loan payments become more onerous if there is no inflation.
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She resented new rules that made it more onerous for her to get the pills.
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Scrapping the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be more onerous, with Democrats girding for a fight.
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For one, the tax regime in North Dakota is more onerous than in Texas, analysts said.
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That will certainly be more onerous for committees than counting up the "right" sort of papers.
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On July 2700th five state agencies warned local governments that boosting employment "has become more onerous".
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If its sales exceed €6m—a threshold unchanged for 20 years—it faces more onerous tax procedures.
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But the US government's long history of undermining tribal sovereignty makes the fight that much more onerous.
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PDVSA's difficulty with paying creditors and service providers makes pulling itself out of that hole more onerous.
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Efforts to unwind some of the deal's more onerous regulations are welcomed, but that is not enough.
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More onerous, charities must find an official sponsor from a list to be issued by the government.
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Singling out one segment of the internet ecosystem for special and more onerous treatment is flawed policy.
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I suppose asking for $39 is slightly more onerous to the brain and hands of your cashier.
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So, what do you imagine ... You don't think there'll be more onerous regulations, or regulations at all?
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Tariffs and quotas are supposed to support domestic dairy industries, and are more onerous than in other sectors.
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Pre-emptive, voluntary measures have historically been a way that companies seek to avoid more onerous future legislation.
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But in the past few years restrictions on what people can say or write have grown more onerous.
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It may, for instance, decide to use its annual regulatory stress tests to make capital rules more onerous.
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He has cut the number of refugees and created new procedures that make processing visa applications more onerous.
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"The odds favor Trump's solution being even more onerous for large financial firms than the status quo," Seiberg said.
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There would be opposition among bipartisan coalitions in Congress, making the effort more complicated and the oversight more onerous.
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Keeping tabs on returning IS fighters is more onerous than preventing someone leaving for Syria in the first place.
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When criticized by her opponent for cutting those deals, she said her negotiations helped stave off more onerous proposals.
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Missing those will make coming back out of this economic crisis much more onerous when the novel coronavirus subsides.
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French unions defend the measure as protecting workers from employers who might otherwise return to more onerous workplace conditions.
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This stage of the NAFTA talks has centred on just how much more onerous the revised deal's conditions should be.
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She is currently three-months pregnant, which makes her ten-hour shift in the oppressive factory environment even more onerous.
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But the danger is that those same requirements could be much more onerous for a tiny upstart company to uphold.
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The New York Times reported that the new terms for the settlement were slightly more onerous than those originally offered.
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Finding charities and nonprofits who would be willing to speak to me proved a more onerous task than I anticipated.
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As an organization's systems, processes, employees and regulations change, the path from start to completion becomes that much more onerous.
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The application process became more onerous after the city petitioned the state to give them more leeway to deny shelter.
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Microsoft said it would comply with the ruling, which will require the paid-for service to adhere to more onerous regulation.
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Making it costlier and more onerous to comply could discourage farmers from making necessary improvements like buffer strips and grass waterways.
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Debts become more onerous over time, and consumers and businesses have incentive to hoard cash rather than spend or invest it.
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"They want to increase the subsidies, they want to make the penalty more onerous and they want the public option," Rep.
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This would mean far more onerous rent obligations for those receiving federal assistance that are likely to disproportionately impact families with children.
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As EF's demo-day shows, the tech startup scene is getting more competitive, and the qualifications to get into it more onerous.
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Women are often tasked with collecting fuel and water, both roles made more onerous and dangerous by the effects of climate change.
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That could change if Republican-led state legislatures move quickly to pass more onerous barriers for women to obtain the medical procedure.
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Banks complain that more onerous regulations have hamstrung their ability to play their traditional role in lubricating activity in the bond market.
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It makes debt more onerous because you have to pay it back with money that will be more valuable the next day.
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On Thursday, the Supreme Court made the printing of census forms — a job held by one company, R.R. Donnelley — even more onerous.
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The agencies allow employers to tap into a more flexible work force — and avoid some of the region's more onerous labor costs.
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Those corporate giants long have opposed the more onerous rules put in place by Pai's predecessor, former Democratic FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
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Extreme heat on the ground also affects airport workers; loading and unloading luggage and servicing planes between flights could become more onerous.
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That might sound un-American, but Americans already have many such obligations, including more onerous ones like paying taxes or jury duty.
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Sheriff Temple Jennings would rather look into this crime than perform his more onerous duties, like foreclosing on Jess and Hazel Fuller's farm.
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Cox said members of Congress might think more about returning home to run for governor as life in the Capitol becomes more onerous.
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Still, companies wouldn't be giving up much, especially compared to more onerous restrictions like banning flavors or pulling some products off the market altogether.
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That designation carries more onerous reporting requirements, including monthly counseling and registration as a sex offender with police for the rest of his life.
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Its supporters counter that it is both voluntary and relatively cheap: the Democrats' Family Act would be more onerous for all workers and employers.
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They feared that a more onerous system of patent challenges would help drug makers stave off competition from cheaper generic versions of their products.
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More onerous is the demand for a fiscal surplus, before interest payments, of 3.5 percent – something almost no European countries have managed for long.
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"Discussions with various antitrust authorities have resulted in indications that merger clearance ... will be subject to requirements more onerous than previously assumed," Linde said.
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Moreover, across major emerging markets, many companies and banks had borrowed money in dollars, so a stronger dollar made their debt burdens more onerous.
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Between the lines: 401(k)s and other defined contribution plans are cheaper for the firms than pensions and more onerous for the employees.
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It is highly unlikely that the negotiators are even talking about these factors because they are more onerous than other forms of IP theft.
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As the stadium aged - and new, state-of-the-art NFL stadiums were erected in New Jersey, Texas, and California – the bar became more onerous.
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Roughly 70 percent of the company's leases run out within a decade, while many of its rivals are locked into more onerous 25-year contracts.
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He said the Obama administration made the program "more onerous" with regulations so the industry is encouraged that the Trump administration is looking at streamlining.
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After taking office, he had eased some of the more onerous restrictions on Cuban citizens, giving them the right to own computers and cell phones.
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Backers say the laws are necessary to prevent voter fraud and are no more onerous than the requirements imposed by states for driving a motor vehicle.
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Guarantees also generate significant regulatory capital requirements, which have become more onerous as a result of low interest rates and the introduction of Solvency II (S2).
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Fraudulent retail transactions are on the rise, especially as more shoppers turn to the internet to ring up purchases, making tracking consumers more onerous and costly.
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The Natives Land Act of 1913 essentially reserved most of the land to the white minority, and the restrictions became more onerous in the apartheid era.
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That will be an undertaking far more onerous than any the United States has attempted since World War II — and one that is unlikely to work.
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But "it shouldn't be more onerous, in theory, because these are very speedy and streamlined," she said, adding that such approvals can happen within 24 hours.
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Goliath narrative to explain to North Koreans why they must suffer ever-tightening sanctions that, if enforced, will make their already difficult lives even more onerous.
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If AT&T had been allowed to take over, many experts believe, prices would have gone up and cellphone contracts would have become much more onerous.
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As if applicants didn't have enough to stress about, colleges have been making it more onerous to apply—requiring additional interviews, recommendations, and SAT Subject Tests.
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Moreover, while cannabis' Schedule I classification under federal law makes clinical research far more onerous than it should be, it does not preclude it all together.
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His fight appears likely to serve as rationale for a renewed effort in the legislature to make North Carolina's voting laws and regulations even more onerous.
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Global trade reporting requirements for financial firms have become more onerous following the financial crisis, increasing demand for new specialized software to help manage the process.
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Now, her costs are rising: Mrs Caffrey says that the increased minimum wage, plus more onerous pensions obligations, will cost her an extra £215,22020 ($250,22020) this year.
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An American PhD student at Cambridge University complains that acquiring a visa for her doctorate was more onerous than when she studied in Britain a decade ago.
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Canada might consent to more onerous conditions for a vehicle to be imported duty-free within NAFTA, including on wages and the amount of North American content.
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A stronger dollar tends to weigh on returns in emerging-market assets as local currencies fall and the cost of servicing dollar-denominated debts becomes more onerous.
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The central bank also said it would help smaller banks and building societies by raising the size they can reach before more onerous capital rules kick in.
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Many international companies, especially in China and emerging markets, owe debt in dollars, so a stronger dollar makes their debts more onerous and creates spillover economic weakness.
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Why it matters: Barring Kaspersky Lab software from Federal computers is one thing, Barring the firm from doing business in the United States is significantly more onerous.
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The following year, the Chinese government began a program of economic liberalization and designated Shenzhen as a "special economic zone," freeing it from China's more onerous regulations.
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Significant changes to the Max could also have required the more onerous approval process for a new plane, rather than the streamlined certification for a derivative model.
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Second, it doesn't make a dent in reducing the nontuition fees, like living expenses, textbooks and travel, which for many students are far more onerous than tuition.
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This may motivate issuers to manage OC more tightly, closer to the break-even OC for a target rating level, given the more onerous requirements for encumbered assets.
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But as Google and Facebook face mounting pressure for regulation, SESTA increasingly seems like a workable compromise, giving prosecutors a new tool while fending off more onerous regulation.
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It is much more onerous to call a general election, or even a by-election, and much riskier, as voters can punish their leaders for creating political chaos.
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The new rules limit individual travel, make group visits more onerous and ban Americans from doing business with or patronizing 180 Cuban military-run businesses and their products.
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But the terms and conditions of her lease made her realize that while the payments may be lower, leasing a vehicle can be more onerous than buying one.
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As in South Carolina, the stipulations in TRAP laws are cumbersome, usually having little to do with medical necessity, and, in recent years, they have become more onerous.
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Indeed, in a clever marketing move, U.S. regulators have coined the phrase "gold plating" to describe the imposition on U.S. banks of rules more onerous than international standards.
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Within days, breathing became more onerous and the weeping ulcerations on his feet became rawer; there was blood draining from his right foot now, and a terrible odor.
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Other banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, eventually plunged into the business as well, but exited as global capital requirements got more onerous, making such investments too costly to maintain.
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Ford is also scaling back, saying last week that it planned to cut a shift at two of its U.S. plants in an attempt to avoid more onerous layoffs.
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"Discussions with various antitrust authorities have resulted in indications that merger clearance ... will be subject to requirements more onerous than previously assumed," it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"Because the issue in San Bernardino is iOS 8, the burden the government is trying to impose upon Apple is far more onerous than the situation in New York."
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"If this regulatory approach spreads to other countries or if GDPR ever becomes more onerous over the medium or long term, it would pose more risk," Deutsche Bank warned.
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The 5-year loans carry more onerous terms than the grants, and private financing, and could burden balance sheets just as companies are trying to recover from the crisis.
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All that time Warren spends with voters after events wouldn't be there if she were tied down with other, more onerous fundraising duties, like dialing rich donors for cash.
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I think some of it was, some of the terms were, some of the slight terms were more onerous, which was not being CEO and other things like that.
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"Breach reporting requirements will be significantly increased and more onerous in a world where the GDPR is enforceable," Ryan Rubin, managing director at global consultant Protiviti, told CNBC via email.
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Tech companies will warn against a legislative cure that's worse than the disease — a new and more onerous regime that restricts legitimate political speech: Who will defend unpopular political speech?
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First approved in 1988 (and later enacted in the mid-90s), 2257 got truly serious in 2005, when the Bush administration introduced a vastly more onerous version of the legislation.
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"And that is precisely what the government seeks here: to obtain an order that it can use as precedent to lodge future, more onerous requests for Apple's assistance," they said.
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With the Nazis' systematic anti-Semitism growing more onerous in the mid-1930s, Fritz and his mother pushed his father, who had a metal-fabricating shop, to flee the country.
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As a result, bankers are scrambling to clarify what current practices have become problematic, with rules around the release of "material non-public information" now wider in scope and more onerous.
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One dispute between Uber and local authorities is whether it is a digital service or a transport service that would face more onerous rules on driver qualifications, road rules and insurance.
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Last year the industry's giants won an important battle when they convinced regulators that, unlike banks, fund managers should not be subject to more onerous rules simply because they are big.
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Signed into law on June 6, Maine's act is more limited and more onerous than other digital privacy laws, such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, that have come before it.
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The MIT economist is giving voice to a growing number of ObamaCare observers who say a more onerous penalty would help alleviate some of the law's struggles with attracting enough enrollees.
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One is that the recent Republican tax bill, rather than eliminating the individual mandate, actually made the mandate more onerous by imposing on individuals a legal obligation to purchase health insurance.
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Burnley is not in a European competition, either, nor has it had an extended run in either domestic cup, which for other midfielders at other clubs means a more onerous workload.
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A more pragmatic alternative would be to ease some of Hipaa's more onerous requirements and think more deeply about when we need more privacy and when we could live with less.
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Planned Parenthood says that to make it more onerous to provide abortions, the health department has created new rules and started enforcing others that have long been understood to be outdated.
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One of the most popular alternative investing strategies over the last five years has been private debt, thanks to low interest rates and banks stepping back due to more onerous regulations.
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That means that a steep run-up in the value of the dollar generally makes those debts more onerous, and causes big trouble for countries including China, South Korea and Turkey.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - A liquidity shortage caused by worsened access to bank financing, or by refinancing at more onerous terms than expected.
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The U.S. hiked the tariff rate on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10% on May 10 and threatened to slap even more onerous duties on another $300 billion imports.
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The danger is that these "B33" companies only need to decline one notch to fall into the lowest rungs of the junk category, which would make their debt loads even more onerous.
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The JOBS act of 2012 exempted small businesses from some of the more onerous requirements of the legislation, but the number of startups and IPOs in America remains at disappointingly low levels.
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That year and a half of appointments, she said, led to missing "something like two or three weeks of work," and from everything she could see, they would only get more onerous.
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Ironically, as the EU Commission had often created encouraging programmes for startups, EU legislators were making laws which could put more and more onerous restraints on startups around data privacy, for instance.
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While it's not yet clear which way the Commission will jump on regulating AI, even the lightish-touch version its considering would likely be a lot more onerous than Pichai would like.
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The companies however are facing more onerous demands from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which wants more asset sales, possibly exceeding the companies' agreed threshold, and wants the buyers to meet certain requirements.
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The scope of Maine's law is limited to internet service providers (ISPs), such as Verizon or Charter, and thereby narrower than the CCPA in terms of applicability, but its requirements are more onerous.
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The move comes after some advertisers complained that the system was preventing them from buying ads without going through the more onerous registration process, even when the ad had no real political angle.
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The rules could have been more onerous by, for example, by limiting ride-hail services to only certain classes of vehicles or putting more restrictions on the relationship between drivers and the companies.
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Our LTE rollout was much faster than in Europe, for example, but we still pay more than other countries, find ourselves locked into more onerous contracts, and lack the ability to easily switch carriers.
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Furthermore, most of the guarantees only have to be paid at maturity rather than annually (which would be more onerous), allowing Unipol greater flexibility in dealing with low investment returns in any particular year.
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President and Chief Executive Gary Retelny said: It speaks volumes that the institutional investors which hire proxy advisers are not the ones calling for new, more onerous rules such as those now being contemplated.
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Alternatively, prosecutors could have sought a criminal guilty plea, or a deferred-prosecution agreement, which involves the filing of charges that are deferred and is generally viewed as more onerous than a nonprosecution deal.
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Moreover, because applicable SEC standards and requirements have become more stringent over the past 10 years, certain ETF sponsors are subject to more onerous operational restrictions than others, putting them at a competitive disadvantage.
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The second — and far more onerous — round of restored sanctions will take effect in November, when the Trump administration has warned that buyers of Iran's oil — its most important export — could face American penalties.
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He sputtered last season, and it seemed logical that the team would unload his remaining $261 million salary in a trade to help avoid more onerous penalties under Major League Baseball's payroll luxury tax.
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Market participants are using electronic platforms more because the European Union's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II), introduced in January 2018, made it more onerous to carry out OTC trades, it said.
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Largely designed to calm the troops ahead of the more onerous task of figuring out how the new structure of combined companies will look, it said everything and absolutely nothing at the same time.
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Nor, the Journal reports, did Musk seem to realize that the new money would come with "strings attached" that might be more onerous than the dog-and-pony show he has to perform every quarter.
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It is also estimated that its corporate sector has borrowed as much as $300 billion in U.S. dollar terms, whose servicing burden becomes all the more onerous as the currency falls and the economy contracts.
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Abortion rights groups dubbed these bills "TRAP laws" — short for Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers — and argued that their regulations were much more onerous than medically necessary and designed to force clinics to shut down.
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Despite the fact that the FCC declined to apply many of the more onerous features of Title II to the ISPs, like rate regulation, the industry still views Title II as a gross regulatory overreach.
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Mr. Trump's election was preceded by a flurry of federal court rulings that dismantled some of the more onerous voting and election restrictions that had been imposed in states like North Carolina, Wisconsin and Texas.
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Our prior rating of Underperform had been premised on our view that Auto Care challenges would take longer to remedy and that Battery cannibalization would be more onerous than the market had previously priced in.
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Other tactics include suggesting voters demand paper ballots — something which makes the process of voting much more onerous — and fake ads with include the hashtag #Draftourdaughters, suggesting Clinton will call for a military draft if elected.
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Many Brooklyn residents were shocked to hear recently that their commute would become more onerous with the L train tunnels under the East River scheduled to undergo major repairs to fix damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.
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Crucially, the evidence suggests Beal's experiences are not extraordinary, even if his status as a white man with decent access to resources via his family and community may have spared him an even more onerous saga.
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The Treasury Department issued regulations to implement the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act of 2018, including exemptions for Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom from some of the more onerous requirements of the new law.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley said in January the EU "could require more onerous changes" than it did last year in its inquiry into whether Google was favoring its own online shopping service in search results.
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Speaker Rodrigo Maia told Reuters that car-hailing apps should be regulated by the municipal authorities of each city as proposed in the original bill submitted to his chamber, before lawmakers added amendments stipulating more onerous regulations.
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While high inflation is often seen as the greater threat, in the last few years economists have viewed too-low inflation — which can discourage spending and investment and make debts more onerous — as the more pressing concern.
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He could also make the vetting requirements even more onerous than it already is for potential immigrants from Muslim, to the point where it would be impossible for anyone to satisfy the kind of examination he wants.
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For the most serious types of content, such as terrorist content, more onerous requirements should apply, such as proposed in Europe, including take down within a specified period, proactive measures and fines for failure to do so.
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The Financial Stability Board (FSB), an international body based in Basel, Switzerland, has added RBC to the list of 30 global systemically important banks, which must set aside larger capital buffers and face more onerous oversight. tgam.
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"It speaks volumes that the institutional investors which hire proxy advisers are not the ones calling for new, more onerous rules such as those now being contemplated," said ISS President and CEO Gary Retelny, in a statement.
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One of the more onerous aspects of the gig economy is its propensity to include arbitration agreements in the terms of service—you know, the very long document no one really reads—governing the rights of its workers.
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In the European Union, the deal is expected to go into a Phase II investigation, two sources said, a more onerous review used only in deals where there are concerns it will have a major impact on competition.
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The pace of demand has accelerated this year in particular as asset managers feel the pinch following the introduction in 210 of the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) which slapped more onerous paperwork on them.
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The pace of demand has accelerated this year in particular as asset managers feel the pinch following the introduction in 22016 of the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) which slapped more onerous paperwork on them.
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State regulators have filed suit against the OCC, arguing that the special charters are a usurpation of their right to set banking regulations, and could serve as a means for fintech companies to avoid more onerous state rules.
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As long as the number of employees working for these businesses exceeds 100, the "association" wouldn't be subject to the more onerous small-group requirements of the Affordable Care Act, which basically means they can ignore essential benefits.
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She said she served nearly four months at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women near Clinton, N.J., followed by 22 months in New Jersey's Intensive Supervision Program, which, the state says, is "more onerous" than traditional probation.
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Mr. Mnangagwa could make a new start by lifting some of the more onerous repressive measures, like eliminating the new Ministry of Cyber Security, Threat Detection and Mitigation, which was supposed to monitor online criticism of the government.
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"Ongoing refinery capacity additions and the redirection of fuel oil and crude flows should go a long way to balancing the global fuel markets, with more onerous utilization and yield shifts making up the difference," the bank said.
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A few responses to those calls struck me with their discerning observation that instead of tackling the much more onerous task of changing legislation regarding the possession of firearms, the politicians offered a poor substitution of thoughts and prayers.
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By specifying the value and age of drivers' cars, the regulation in Quintana Roo is among the more onerous in Mexico, said Carlos Martinez, who heads the Center for Citizens and Consumers, a group that has studied the proposals.
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A case in point is Uber, which considers itself merely a digital service connecting drivers and passengers as opposed to a transport service, which would make it subject to more onerous rules on driver qualifications, road rules and insurance.
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Asking Puerto Rico to undergo a more onerous and taxing bankruptcy process than any municipality who has ever gone bankrupt before, at a time when cuts to schools and hospitals are at hand, is not just counterproductive – it's punitive.
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"At Friday's new low of 2,305, the S&P 500 was on the cusp of exiting recession pricing and baking in a more onerous scenario," Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC, said in a note Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Financial technology companies that lend online are sounding a cautious note on a U.S. banking regulator's plan to offer them special federal charters because of concerns over legal challenges and requirements that are more onerous than expected.
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More onerous rules known as the digital services act, which could force tech giants to take on more responsibilities for their actions and content hosted on their platforms, are expected to be announced towards the end of the year.
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Sky News said Flybe, which connects airports like Birmingham in central England to Paris as well as smaller European cities, was on the brink of collapse due to mounting losses and as Connect's financing requirements had become more onerous.
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"One of the most disturbing elements in the evolving administrative segregation framework is that it is used as a punitive measure to circumvent the more onerous due process requirements of the disciplinary segregation system," Sapers said in the report.
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It possibly is a misguided attempt to save operating costs, though inspection reports still need to be maintained, FOIA requests will consume agency resources as well, and a decrease in private litigation may make the USDA's enforcement obligations more onerous.
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Many abortion-rights advocates fear that the court will rule in favor of Louisiana, essentially giving states a green light to pass more and more onerous restrictions on clinics until abortion is impossible to access, even if it's not banned outright.
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The policy document, dated February 2015, also warns staff to brace for "more onerous authorisation processes (beyond our current largely internal ones), as well as enhanced external oversight" as a consequence of the government considering changes to investigatory powers law.
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Since the election, bank stocks have rallied both on anticipation that Trump's policies would spur inflation and higher interest rates, as well as on the belief that he will roll back some of the more onerous regulations instituted with Dodd-Frank.
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While its intention is to increase transparency and choice for consumers, the fiduciary rule may actually cause the product shelf to shrink over time as manufacturers look to mitigate their risk, liability and time spent meeting more onerous due diligence requirements.
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But the number of companies who say they are currently equipped to deal with more onerous rules, such as those relating to data breaches and dealing with requests to provide personal data to customers - drops drastically to just a few.
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"[ThinkProgress] Call him: (202) 225-4676 | Email him "The federal government should not cripple our economy and burgeoning domestic energy industry with more onerous fees and regulations designed to curb the possibility of climate change hundreds of years in the future.
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On the one hand, Hello competes with Didi Chuxing (in which Alibaba is also involved as a minority stakeholder) in offering on-demand rides, a category that's become more onerous to the operator as Chinese regulators introduce stricter safety policies.
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In addition, decades of ever more onerous White House restrictions on post-government employment have made it less likely that upwardly mobile, mid-career executives would risk their future earnings for a post they might hold for two years or less.
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Over the years, doctors have found ways to make these sorts of abortions even safer and more convenient, but anti-choice politicians in many states have pushed restrictions that make the process more onerous and that could even harm women's health.
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Earlier in the year, developers had also been hit with a new transfer tax on high-value homes — known as a mansion tax — though they successfully fought off an annual pied-à-terre tax that they considered even more onerous.
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The terms are similar to United's, with some of the more onerous restrictions — such as not being allowed to use the overhead bins and having to board last — waived for elite loyalty members and holders of some airline-affiliated credit cards.
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CNBC reported that the changes extend that ban to include "posts about exaggerated identification requirements," though it does not appear that lies or misleading statements about conditions at the polling places themselves will face anything more onerous than the standard fact-checking procedure.
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But the USTR document relied on statements from auto executives, who may have been understandably wary of telling this administration that they may in fact be planning to import and outsource more auto production to escape the more onerous rules in the USMCA.
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"Americans are safer with these dangerous detainees securely locked up," she railed on Thursday on the House floor, urging others to back a bill that would halt detainee resettlements until more onerous restrictions could be placed on releases or President Obama left office.
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As sanctions become more onerous, North Korean companies, whether dealing with licit or illicit goods, have become adept at operating with multiple layers of disguise: false identities, fast-changing front companies, ships sailing under "flags of convenience" from places like Togo or Tuvalu.
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The Trump administration has either suggested, or placed on its regulatory agenda, a host of new proposals making existing visa procedures even more onerous: reducing the length of visas, requiring students to reapply annually or limiting every student's stay in the United States.
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But such a decision could have nearly the same impact as eliminating Roe since it would allow states to effectively block abortion access by imposing ever more onerous restrictions — a strategy anti-abortion groups have already pursued to great effect in states like Mississippi.
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It's not unusual for Japanese game companies to have more onerous restrictions when it comes to streaming and monetizing videos, but Persona 5 was its own beast, with Atlus warning players of content ID claims and account suspensions if they played past a certain point.
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Free speech should not come cheap, and where lasting and distressing damage can be done to a reputation by the publication of defamatory allegations, should the publisher not be under a more onerous obligation to prove that what he intends to publish is true?
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Lawyers representing the Unist'ot'en have put out an explainer arguing that the requirements to justify infringement on Aboriginal title rights are more onerous than the average Canadian might expect, which might be why these "rule of law" quips have been met with a few eyerolls.
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The model legislation, sponsored by the Republican senators Todd Young and Marco Rubio and the Democratic senators Mark Warner and Chris Coons, would allow banks and colleges to set terms that are vastly more onerous than what Flatiron, Purdue and others are offering today.
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Stiffer lending standards and more onerous financial obligations, including albatross-like student loans as well as rising rent and healthcare costs, have led to an uneven housing recovery that has left many out in the cold — with millennials feeling the brunt of this phenomenon.
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It seems especially relevant now because it provides a useful way to think about the more subtle ways gender bias and gender stereotypes get communicated, but it's in the nature of this nuance that makes policing and regulation much more difficult, much more onerous.
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"Biotech trades at the same multiples on cash flow and earnings as say, pharma, despite superior growth rate, more onerous assumptions about the pipeline, and most people don't realize … a lot of the pharma companies have taken more aggressive pricing on their products than biotech," he said.
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As the more onerous aspects of transportation — cue video of any traffic-snarled commute — are handed over to self-driving machines, consumers will have more resources to deploy on special cars that they'll drive occasionally on roads that will be less clogged thanks to smart AVs.
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Immigrants already have to demonstrate that they won't become a "public charge" while in the United States—meaning that they won't use government funding for things like health care, a policy made even more onerous and cruel by the Stephen Miller-backed rule issued earlier this year.
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It's rife with interesting nuggets, but perhaps most fascinating is that in the fourth quarter of last year, half of the 12 rounds it tracked featured valuations in the $1 billion to $1.1 billion range — and with terms that were far more onerous than earlier in the year.
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Because when a cycle ends, venture capitalists get stingier with their portfolio companies, writing fewer checks to support startups that aren't hitting it out of the park, and often taking a bigger bite under more onerous terms when they do reinvest to counter the added risk they're taking.
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But since women, on average, have lower incomes than men, especially if they have children, and they still do more of the housework, the burden of being a breadwinner is yet more onerous — even before you factor in the side-eye they get from neighbors and the spiteful comments from relatives.
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Negative rating action could be driven by a significant decline in profitability associated with slowing loan growth and/or meaningful net interest margin compression, an outsized degradation in credit performance relative to peers, a weakening liquidity profile, significant reductions in capitalization, and/or potential new and more onerous rules and regulations.
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The California Labor Commissioner and the Teamsters, which represents thousands of truck drivers, have asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rule that state rest-break laws are not preempted by regulations created by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) simply because they impose more onerous requirements.
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The ability of a local legislator to block the deal to bring a major new Amazon campus to Long Island City was exactly what Mr. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio had tried to avoid when they decided to use a state development process and to bypass more onerous city rules.
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The NCAA insists that athletes are simply students who happens to be good at sports, and as such can neither be considered school employees nor allowed to be paid; at the same time, NCAA-administered NLIs subject athletes to restrictions that no other students face, and are more onerous than most employment contracts.
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Andreas Georgiou, a veteran of the International Monetary Fund, stepped down a year ago under a cloud after being charged in 2013 with inflating figures on the Greek budget deficit in 2009 in a way that made bailout conditions imposed on Athens by euro zone creditors more onerous than they might have been.
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The proposals mostly concern traditional Republican efforts to enforce the budget and instill spending discipline: By requiring a signature from the president; subjecting all spending, even mandatory spending, to the appropriations process; instituting "difficult to bypass" spending guardrails; making the process for short-term deals more onerous; or reforming Social Security and Medicare.
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The startup is tapping into an ongoing strong streak for fintech out of the UK, and specifically in a new wave of startups that have been building banking infrastructure for younger adults and others who are looking for alternatives to more traditional banks — which can have more onerous requirements for doing business by comparison.
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Negative rating momentum could develop from the loss of or default by a key retail relationship, substantial credit quality deterioration, a meaningful reduction in capitalization or liquidity, an inability to access the capital markets on reasonable terms for funding, above-average shareholder distributions relative to peers, and/or potential new and more onerous rules and regulations.
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Industry groups are insistent that any federal privacy legislation should not harm small businesses or stifle innovation, and the Cortez Masto bill attempts to quell these concerns by omitting businesses that collect data on fewer than 3,000 people a year with revenues of less than $25 million per year from being subject to some of the bill's more onerous requirements.
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But as new regulations made it more onerous for clinicians to run their own small private practices, Presbyterian offered to make them permanent employees—strong-arming them to accept, if necessary Allyson Ray, an ear, nose, and throat doctor in private practice in Albuquerque, had treated Presbyterian-insured patients for years when the health plan abruptly cut its reimbursements for her services.
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Amazon Deal Meets New Resistance as Cuomo and N.Y. Senate Clash This was a big miss from me on Monday: Democrats in the New York Senate are working to scuttle Amazon's deal for Regional Office 22.3: The ability of a local legislator to block the deal to bring a major new Amazon campus to Long Island City was exactly what Mr. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio had tried to avoid when they decided to use a state development process and to bypass more onerous city rules.
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Longer term, negative ratings momentum could develop from an inability to access the capital markets at a reasonable cost, deteriorating credit performance, a weakened capitalization profile, an adverse outcome in the pending CFPB/State attorneys general legal actions against the company that significantly impairs its liquidity and/or future profitability, new and more onerous rules and regulations, declines in fee revenue resulting from a loss of or sustained reduction in key contracts and/or other relationships, or an inability to execute on strategic initiatives that can produce sustainable earnings over time.
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