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The figures have been criticised as risibly low – more than 600,000 asylum-seekers entered the EU last year – but the commission's scheme would establish the principle of a shared burden across the EU for the first time.

As in the king's day, there is a sense of optimism, of a shared burden, and of a chance for freedom after a long period of absolute rule.

There really are compassionate conservatives who share burdens for justice, the environment and the poor.

An energy-based allocation method is recommended by the EU Renewable Energy Directive [ 50] as a basis for sharing burdens between co-products and this differs from the allocation by substitution approach adopted as the base-case for this study.

I hear them, I believe them, and I want to be able to share their burden for a moment so they don't have to do it all on their own".

What is our fate as a community if we won't share the burden for the best security, educational and social systems we can afford?

Lorena gave me a place to sleep and the opportunity to share her burden for the day.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said the UN and its members must share a "heavy burden" for their "collective failure to prevent atrocity crimes in Syria".

The potential exists for individual subjects to be recruited for multiple different studies at various times and thus share a disproportionate burden for research participation.

Laborious and complex, the talks have been dogged by finger-pointing between rich and poor countries over sharing the burden for curbing carbon emissions.

"How could they, who didn't share our burden for so many years, pretend to lead us now?" » This attitude is also common in Afghanistan and in Chechnya.