Sentence examples for burden of bringing from inspiring English sources
The Arab states must be persuaded to shoulder more of the burden of bringing about a peaceful transition in Tripoli.
"I have lived with the burden of bringing people on to the streets and the day ending with people being gunned down in their city.
And once a technology has entered the marketplace, the burden of bringing in that science typically falls on the public rather than on the companies selling it.
The strain on the grid, he said, resulted from the burden of bringing light to millions of black households that lacked power under white-minority rule.
One thing they share, however, is the burden of bringing an N.B.A. title to an impatient glamour franchise that has gone 10 years without championship jewelry.
In the accord, the leaders of the three factions which have been warring for years agreed to share the burden of bringing peace to Laos.
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the country has been burdened by the cost of bringing industry in the former East Germany up to western standards.
Turning to the length of consultations, Nagpaul told the BMA's annual conference of local medical committees, which represent GPs, that the changing burden of illness brought about by the ageing population and rise in long-term conditions meant that patients needed more time, even if others had to wait as a result.
Until that point pre-capacitive consumer smartphones typically had limited email support, while RIM's BlackBerry had brought the burden of work email to employee palms starting in 2003.
With Bob Geldof and others, through such initiatives as Drop The Debt and Make Poverty History, the U2 frontman has been at the forefront of a new advocacy for Africa that focuses not on aid but on grassroots campaigning: challenging the old trade inequalities, loosening the stranglehold of the debt burden and bringing the arguments for trade justice to a wider audience.
