The Legenland Property Co., which legally owns the temple site, offered to bear expense of moving the temple and reerecting it.
These companies initially agreed to bear all expenses, expecting to sign up 10-25% of each city's population for a fee-based wireless service.
John Adams, that crusty conservative, said this: "The whole people must take upon themselves the education of the whole people and be willing to bear the expenses of it.
Cash-strapped districts, hobbled by a new state property tax cap that makes it extremely difficult for them to raise new revenue, are already cutting academic programs and cannot bear new expenses.
Among the most important clauses in any charter party are those that lay down the number of days allowed for loading or unloading and those that determine who is to bear the expenses involved.
Fourth, the cultural leaders said, Mr. Giuliani was engaging in the pleasant task of spending hundreds of millions of dollars in the budgets of future mayors, who will bear the expenses when he office next year.
He said he enjoyed offering users "a goody grab bag of resources and alternative programs," and is willing to bear the expenses of running dual Web sites without earning much in return.
The individual firm fears that competitors use its internal research results and thus probably increase their profits without having to bear the expenses.
Less reassuringly, deep in its 242-page prospectus the insurer notes that the funds offered, including American Funds, the Janus Growth LT and Focused 30, pay Pacific Life "advisory" fees and "may from time to time bear other expenses," including conferences "that may be attended by the insurer's executives, their spouses and guests".
They were ready to bear my expenses for this.
Ladislaus initiated negotiations with Solomon, who abdicated in 1080 or 1081 in exchange for "revenues sufficient to bear the expenses of a king".
