The tax burden faced by cleaners or hotel staff is hardly talked about - its time it was.
Ms. Lieberman spoke about the burden faced by those who meet the right person early in their lives.
That change in public opinion seems to contradict the trend in the actual tax burden faced by high-income households.
For those living with Kawasaki disease and coronary artery aneurysms, little is known about the psychosocial burden faced by parents and their children.
At the same time, 18 pubs close every week, according to the Campaign for Real Ale, which blames the high tax burden faced by publicans.
Such a transfer of responsibility would alleviate the administrative burden faced by international agencies and foster development strategies better adapted to local needs.
This simple quantitative assessment indicates that increasing regulatory burden faced by traditional banks and financial technology can account, respectively, for about 55% and 35% of the recent shadow bank growth.
This system, they argued, would significantly reduce the paperwork burden faced by institutions, and most importantly enable students, families, colleges, and policy makers to ask and answer fundamental questions about college value.
These findings support the idea that harmful effects of spatial flexibility on partnerships and families seem to be channelled through the "triple burden" faced by working women with long commutes and household responsibilities.
Kelley was 10 years older than Nimoy and Shatner, his role often to state as irascibly as possible the moral burden faced by Kirk, a choleric, spluttering figure of conscience.
The intergenerational fairness index, which was created by a charity, the Intergenerational Foundation (IF), to compare the burden faced by younger people with that of older workers and retirees, rose to 133 points in 2014 from 130 last year.
