The present study used disposable income (working income + business and sideline business income + property income + private transfer income + public transfer income − taxation and social security burden charge) as the dependent variable.
Thus all employee payroll fees, taxes, insurances and other payroll burdens are charged as a flat fee (our industry average fee is: wages + 15% +/-.5 +/-.5%
For instance, large-scale disordered charging can aggravate the peak load level, increase the burden on power lines, and damage the safety of grid operation.
It has been a charged and burdened time -- the D-Day commemorations, the death of a president, the daily carnage in Iraq, the pictures from Abu Ghraib prison, a July 4 just over the horizon -- the sublime and the squalid, the decent and the desperate in American life so overlaid upon one another that it is hard to reconcile the high rhetoric of one moment with the terrible reality of the other.
And we need to give the parents and the teachers and all those charged with those children's safety the comfort of not being burdened alone by guilt.
The Latin epithet onustusa means "charged, load-carrying, burdened", and a regular adjective derived from onus, "burden" (the same word that gave the English onus).
But they have not yet been formally charged, a step that requires a higher burden of evidence.
Yet while the burden on labor appears to be mounting, surveys suggest that companies are not being charged more directly.
He charged, charged, charged".
He said such moves would create quite a burden for hotels if they were forced to collect the taxes on the prices charged by the travel Web sites.
