Sentence examples for burden belongs from inspiring English sources

When you put all of this in the context of losing your identity online, it brings us back to where the burden belongs.

The variables "total OOP payments" and "financial burden" belong to the class of limited dependent variables with a right-skewed distribution, which means they are continuous over the most part of their distribution but have a multitude of observations for a specific value.

This indicates that the most problematic items of perceived burden belonged to the domain of tension, which consists of patient's difficult or disruptive behavior.

And M. has the extra burden that she belongs to a subcaste whose girls are often expected to become prostitutes.

It's time we reverse the roles … and put the blame and burden where it belongs, which is with the perpetrators".

Nonetheless, they claim, it's a very good argument, and the burden of proof belongs with their critics.

This in no way justifies the behavior of the PA, but it puts the burden where it belongs -- on the occupation that continues to maintain its demeaning control with no end in sight.

Those burdens now belong to D'Antoni.

No one wants to see the LGBT movement, the gay athlete in question or the sports league to which he belongs burdened by scandal.

Shift the burden to where it belongs; the makers may be venal, but they are not liable.

But it advises that the burden for exercising judgment belongs to cultural institutions and that the First Amendment prohibits censorship: "The Supreme Court has made it quite clear that content-based standards for government-funded culture will not pass constitutional muster if those standards discriminate among works and activities based solely on concepts such as decency or offensiveness.