What would be the Burden of proof?
That is your privilege, and your burden.
And in Sudan, my burden and solace.
Undue burden: Electronic information technology that would impose an undue burden on the agency.
The burden of organizing the campaign fell to me.
Greece may have to halve its debt burden.
Such an IT burden creates an untenable situation.
He was a burden and women found him unattractive.
I don't want to burden you with my problem.
Now I have grown up and I hope that I will abate some burden for my parents, especially the economic burden.
There are the “Stigmatized” who see virginity as a burden to be shed.
A multilateral approach would also lighten America's burden at times of war.
Shouldn't marriage and relationships lighten our load, not add to our burden?
To lighten the burden for low earners, Dr Rosler would subsidise them through the tax system.
Not only is the Treasury's debt burden reduced but the government's tax revenues inherently increase.
Every food snob has a few items for which he will pay any price, bear any burden.
The judgment of the markets is that on present trajectories, the sovereign debt burden is just about manageable.
Nikola Swann knew that he would be thrust into the firestorm raging in Washington D.C. over America's growing debt burden.
Intergenerational equity: The tax system should raise enough revenue so current generations do not unduly burden future generations.
Girl: When we get married, I want to share all your worries, troubles and lighten your burden.
These five types are of greatest concern because of the burden of illness and death they cause and the potential for outbreaks and epidemic spread.
But second, it would be folly to put the burden of adjustment solely on them, for that would create a huge deflationary bias.
There is a system of referral by which the specialists can see fewer patients, but much of the burden can be handled by the primary care, "said Saxena."
This could further weaken the bad debt burden of state-owned banks and eventually result in an abrupt and painful slowdown as credit dries up.
Speakers have no need to "convince" anyone of anything, nor are they obligated to bear the burden of proof or self-justification.
The burden of the many colonial overseas wars and the lack of political and civil freedoms led to the end of the regime after the Carnation Revolution in 25 April 1974.
The chancellor can probably live with charges of inconsistency. But his decision to reinvent himself as a tax-cutter is unlikely to prove convincing as long as the overall tax burden remains so high.
Cooking when the original plus a spoonful of salt, changed to 0.8 key, not only can lead to the greatest degree of flavor and fresh food, the kidneys would not have formed too great a burden.
To enable teachers to spend more time with students and pay more attention to their needs, we will continue the effort to reduce class size and the administrative burden on the teachers.
We in the beyond are eager to lighten your burden but no one can help you as long as you do not believe in your own light and kindle it yourself.
The risk of tax competition is that it could spiral out of control, starting a“ race to the bottom” as real economies cut tax rates on mobile capital and transfer the tax burden to labour and other immobile factors in order to keep up with lower-tax competitors.
