Sentence examples for burden of making from inspiring English sources

The burden of making the agreement work lies mainly with the north.

All the burden of making the right decision falls on the borrowers.

Ms. Angelou said she believed that society made gay relationships hard enough without the added burden of making marriage illegal.

But it was obvious he was trying to lighten the burden of making a home game an uphill battle.

Instead, the court said, the burden of making properties safe from lead contamination should rest with landlords and property owners.

This can be taken to mean that the burden of making one's own choices is, for many people, intolerable.

They go and go and go and then when their benefits are used up and no one can get anything out of them, they're now a burden instead of making profit.

Currently, the city has the burden of proof, making dismissal much more difficult.

A court of appeal ruling meant an asbo required a criminal, rather than civil, burden of proof, making them expensive and slow compared with informal warnings.

A purely civil order imposed by a court with a lower civil burden of proof, making it quicker and easier to obtain.

He did say President Obama is committed to dealing with the deficit in a way that would not add to the tax burden of people making less than $250,000 a year.