1. The hunt will be on for less onerous authentication processes.

2. Those include structured negotiations with unions and workers and onerous new taxes.

3. The testing bottleneck can be particularly onerous to organizations that need to update their software quickly for competitive reasons.

4. French unions defend the measure as protecting workers from employers who might otherwise return to more onerous workplace conditions.

5. Democrats in the Senate would probably use their filibuster to block the most onerous requirements, however.

6. The tech companies and their clients have expressed concerns that the new rules will place onerous restrictions on data tracking and gathering.

7. Today, making these building blocks of virtually all digital products is an onerous, laborious process.

8. The pressure on officials to sell or divest assets in order to serve, she added, had become very onerous and unnecessary.