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Furthermore, he says, "Developers wanting access to the official datasets must apply for permission to access them, stating their intentions and agreeing to a lengthy and onerous contract."

此外，他还说：“开发者们想拿到官方的数据表，就得申请使用权限，公开他们的设计意图，同意一大堆冗长繁琐的协议。”

Biogen Idec put itself up for sale last year, but the recalcitrant management found clever ways to make the bidding process so onerous and unattractive that nobody made a bid for it.

Biogen Idec公司去年整体待售，但是顽强而精明的管理层想尽办法让竞价过程变得无比乏味，令人望而却步，最后竟无人出价。

That surge has begun to recede, and lower prices and onerous adjustable-rate mortgage resets point toward a modest further decline — each one percentage point represents about one million homes.

激增已开始回落，降低价格，并且繁重的可调整利率抵押贷款重新设定了百分点，以使更大程度的不景气是适度的——每一个百分点代表了大约一百万户住宅。

America's capital injections to date have imposed less onerous terms, but its Banks still need a reasonable level of common equity to act as a credible first defence against losses.

到目前为止，美国的注入资本要求很少的公司义务。但是美国的银行任然需要相当规模的普通股以作为保护银行免遭损失的第一道防线。

If they were higher, the system might be regarded as an onerous form of taxation rather than a benign savings plan.

如果缴费和收益更高，该体系就可能被认为是一种繁重的税收，而不是一个良性的储蓄计划。

China's new and onerous adoption rules reflect its evolution into a more modern society.

尽管中国的新规定显得繁琐，却反映出中国演变成了一个更加现代的社会。