overburdensome

Protect the newly hired faculty member from an overburdensome teaching/service load in the first year.

I believe that education, not overburdensome regulation, is the key for our workforce for the future.

The proposed tightening of disclosure and capital requirements has been derided by most as overburdensome.

He rose and walked stiffly to the alcove, where I heard him say, "Ah, she is not overburdensome for me yet."

This suggestion may at first glance appear to be overburdensome for manufacturers, but in actuality this suggestion promotes economic growth and stability for them.

Republicans attack regulations as overburdensome job killers, while President Obama and fellow Democrats defend them as common-sense rules that protect Americans.

"The Government should be doing all it can to encourage small businesses", said Lord Weatherill, "overburdensome and unnecessary legislation should be avoided at all costs".

"Easing the burdens of compliance is a welcome first step, but misses the point that real reform means getting rid of unnecessary and overburdensome regulations," Mr. Dole said.

They have clear professional reasons why they want the UK to leave the EU: a dislike for what they regard as overburdensome - and profit-reducing - regulation.