The phrase "a burden sharing" is not correct in English.
It should be "burden sharing" without the article "a." You can use "burden sharing" in contexts discussing the distribution of responsibilities or costs among parties, often in economic or social discussions.
Example: "The countries agreed on a framework for burden sharing to address the refugee crisis more effectively."
Alternatives: "cost sharing" or "responsibility sharing."
In his interview with Mark Rice-Oxley, his message was broadly pay now and broker peace soon, or face the prospect of having to take in thousands of refugees yourself: It is very important that the outside world shows a commitment not only to humanitarian support not only to economic support but also in assuming a burden sharing attitude.
In a research note titled "AA is the new AAA", Donovan predicted "a series of downgrades of Euro area sovereigns over the coming quarters" – whether the eurozone survives the crisis, or splinters Here's the logic: Essentially, if the Euro survives (and we think that it will), there has to be a burden sharing that implies a lower credit quality for most of the higher rated states.
Unfortunately attempts to develop a burden sharing template were abandoned.
Social norms that recognized the obligation to provide universal access to ARVs and political norms recognizing the potential of a burden sharing approach to achieve this aim 51 and 52.
That mandate — a burden shared by no other federal agency or private company — costs the Postal Service more than $5 billion a year.
The tastemakers A burden shared Old planets ReprintsAnd that is what they are now trying to do.
The tastemakers A burden shared Old planets ReprintsThose studies, however, have all been done with groups of people who knew each other in the real world.
IF A burden shared is a burden halved, this week the Association of South-East Asian Nations ASEANN) and its most important member, Indonesia, missed an opportunity that could have eased the troubles of both (see article).
The tastemakers A burden shared Old planets ReprintsKokumi, similarly compounded from "rich" and "taste", has been the subject of scientific inquiry in Japan since the 1980s, but is less familiar in the West.
The tastemakers A burden shared Old planets ReprintsThe most famous of them is Pluto, which was, in 2006, demoted from full planethood by the International Astronomical Union, amid much wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Part of that debt was, of course, incurred as a result of the UK government's decision to bail out Royal Bank of Scotland after its near collapse at the hands of Fred Goodwin, a burden shared between taxpayers in all parts of the UK.
