In any event, such a process of litigation would be laborious, onerous and the costs prohibitive.

In the fall of 1997, after crises battered Thailand and Indonesia, full scale panic erupted in South Korea. As the currency depreciated, the corporate sector s foreign loans became more onerous further exacerbating the panic.

Therefore we need to create a new set of labor laws, which are not as onerous as they are today.

That has no doubt added to its already onerous responsibilities in its capacity as the presidency of the European Union.

The number and scope of conditions attached to certain types of assistance should be made less onerous on recipient countries.

President Mugabe Let me begin by congratulating the Co Chairpersons for accepting the onerous task of presiding over this epochal event.

Several other representatives supported the suggestion noting that the heavy agenda of MBTOC made onerous demands on the temporary co chairs.

Such tardy reports are evidence of the frequent difficulties involved in their compilation, which, if undertaken in earnest, can be quite onerous.

Moreover, although the European Commission clearly has a duty to prevent mismanagement and fraud, every application for EU funding requires extremely onerous procedures.

For some, the problem is that government regulations make compliance too onerous for small firms. Others claim that tax evasion creates an unfair advantage for informal firms, or that family wide health care gives households no incentive to have more than one member pay social security taxes.

Those onerous obligations were intended to keep the old rogue regime in check, and limiting the harm it did to its people and to the world at large.

We believe that the current TOR for the Points of Contact are too onerous, and contribute to the top heavy nature of the administrative infrastructure of the current system.

The Working Group considered whether the issue of such regulations should be mandatory or non mandatory. Certain delegations noted that an obligation to regulate such matters might be onerous.

My delegation is pleased to note that the Court has continued to discharge its onerous mandate as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations with veracity and diligence.

The United Nations funds and programmes, and the organizations, tasked to provide humanitarian assistance for the people of Myanmar have been compelled to operate in a more restricted operational environment, with authorities imposing onerous fees, bureaucratic hurdles, and extensive restrictions on both travel to projects sites and the import of supplies and equipment.

This figure does not include the more than 54 billion in direct damage caused to the country's economic and social structures by the acts of sabotage and terrorist activities encouraged, organized and financed by the United States, nor the value of items whose production ceased or the damage resulting from the onerous conditions imposed on Cuba for obtaining credits.

The least developed countries faced a worrying situation with regard to the development of multimodal transport, and challenges included the limited availability of transport equipment, precarious infrastructure, and complex and onerous administrative procedures.

It got the United Nations Security Council to agree to impose increasingly onerous economic sanctions and roped allies into even stronger sanctions. It adulterated nuclear related exports from European vendors to perform poorly during operation.

It was thought that, while drafting adjustments were required, this approach provided an appropriate structure for protecting the parties to the contract without making the conditions of protection so onerous as to be commercially impractical.

Traditional banking is subject to intense oversight, and regulations have only become more onerous in recent years, as regulatory authorities reacted to the 2008 global financial crisis by tightening rules on leveraging ratios and know your customer requirements. Many upstarts in the sector have carved out a competitive advantage by avoiding thresholds beyond which they would face substantial regulatory scrutiny and requirements.

Also, a basic social pension and the protection of pension rights could provide support for the elderly, especially in low income countries, where their nutritional status was threatened by poverty, onerous family responsibilities and age related disabilities.

Staff members in Iraq continue to be subject to the unrelenting hostility of armed groups inimically opposed to their work and must therefore live and work under the onerous constraints and hardships of an extremely rigorous security regime.

However, to date, no country has used the waiver to enhance its access to generic drugs, owing mainly to difficulties in meeting the conditions stipulated and the onerous procedures for both the producers and users of the drugs.

For example, a requirement that the publication of information should be centralized and standardized might be justified for information required to be published under the Model Law, while for other types of information the same requirement might be onerous.

Indeed, when today s Europeans peer into the future, they see only prolonged recession and austerity. Europe means nothing but sacrifice northern Europeans paying for southern Europe s woes through large transfers, or southern Europeans repaying onerous and maybe impossible levels of debt.

As noted in paragraphs 87 and 88 of the report of the Secretary General, many States find the current reporting requirements onerous, as they are required to report separately to different treaty bodies, often on very similar or overlapping issues.

Here, with input from South Korea, it is developing plans for a Precautionary Credit Line (PCL). This would generalize and extend its Flexible Credit Line (FCL), under which countries with impeccable credentials are prequalified for automatic access to IMF credit without having to accept onerous conditions.

The EU remains a collection of sovereign states, and it therefore cannot send an army or a police force to enforce its pacts or collect debt. Any country can leave the EU and, of course, the eurozone when the burden of its obligations becomes too onerous.

For the Puerto Rican authorities, this means making the island friendlier to business, including by removing onerous labor market regulations. Meanwhile, the US government could exempt Puerto Rico from the Jones Act, extend to it Chapter 9 bankruptcy coverage, and align the island s welfare and labor requirements with its productivity level.

The law s most onerous provisions are those regulating the terms of employment contracts, for they condemn employers who decide to close a plant to a marathon of legal proceedings of uncertain duration and unpredictable outcome. This not only hampers restructuring, but also makes firms hesitant to hire and inhibits innovation.

The IMF has also put in place a Flexible Credit Line to disburse funds quickly and free of onerous conditions to countries buffeted by financial crosswinds through no fault of their own. The problem is that, despite its alluring name, the new facility has had few takers, and no Asian takers in particular.

The next aim is to break into the top half of the table, but it will be important for the new owner and an increasingly divided fanbase hoping for a quick shoot up the table to realise that is an increasingly onerous task because of the recent ground made up by other mid table sides.

But the central government will need a large share of that income if it is to finance the construction of new institutions of governance, invest in critical infrastructure, undertake onerous reforms aimed at economic liberalization, and provide the resource poor (and already restive) Sunnis of central Iraq with a greater share of the country s wealth.

May I also take this opportunity to express my delegation's appreciation to the Secretary General for his informative reports and to the Chairman and the members of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People for their tireless and determined efforts to address the onerous circumstances of the Palestinians.

The belief that openness is treason and closure is patriotic is a rejection of the entire post 1945 framework of politics and policy in the developed world. It is an attempt to turn back the clock to the interwar period, when the focus was on closing off imposing onerous trade restrictions and persecuting or expelling minority groups.

But rising interest rates are causing the debt service burden to become onerous and politically unsustainable. Furthermore, Italy must refinance 275 billion ( 372 billion) of its debt in the next six months, while investors, seeking to reduce their financial exposure to the country, are driving the yield on Italian ten year bonds to prohibitively high levels currently above 7 .

The applicants' case argued that (a) the Council had exceeded its powers in issuing the relevant regulations to enforce resolution 1333 (2000) and (b) as the Council had failed to examine why the onerous financial sanctions were imposed on the applicants, the fundamental principle of the right to a fair and equitable hearing had been disregarded.

Take more, sell more, waste more.

Noting with concern the continuing debt and debt servicing problems of heavily indebted developing countries as constituting an element that adversely affects their development efforts and economic growth, and stressing the importance of alleviating once and for all, where applicable, their onerous debt and debt service burden with the aim of attaining a sustainable level of debt and debt service,

More is more forward, less is more backward.

More is more upward, less is more downward.

And then more sculpting, and then more sculpting, and then more sculpting, and then more sculpting.

Reaffirming that any expansion of the Security Council should make it more democratic, more equitably representative, more transparent, more effective and more accountable,

It was women's voice. Hear the guy yeah, more, more, more.

More knowledgeable consumers, more educated, more able to connect with one another, more able to do things together.