Sentence examples for burden imposed by from inspiring English sources

They include the burden imposed by taxes, the price of electricity, workers' compensation costs, crime rates and minimum wages.

"We must recognize that the burden imposed by new regulations is cumulative and has a significant effect on all Americans".

But your suggested solution for easing the burden imposed by early voting on New York's counties is misplaced.

And although the environmental burden per user view of an individual web page might be relatively low, the total burden imposed by all electronic media is huge.

The environmental burden imposed by importing apples from New Zealand to Northern Europe or New York can be lower than if the apples were raised fifty miles away.

Roger Helmer, the party's energy and industry spokesman, said that "the regulatory burden imposed by the E.U. is helpful for big business but devastating for small businesses".

— Antje Newby went back to work in September, but she has still not escaped the burden imposed by nine months of unemployment.

If consumers buy more fuel-efficient cars and trucks, demand for gasoline falls, as does the burden imposed by high gas prices.

The company, which filed in Delaware bankruptcy court, attributed its decision for file for Chapter 11 protection on the burden imposed by its large debt load.

In the minority opinion, Judge Matthew J. Jasen wrote, "I see no reason why the child must continue to bear the burden imposed by her mother's bad judgment".

If politicians want to cut spending on administration, they first need to reduce the reporting and regulatory burden imposed by successive governments on the NHS.