Sentence examples for burden of payment from inspiring English sources
The burden of payment now falls on offenders, and on the poorest of the poor.
Trump has so far favoured bilateral models that shift the burden of payment to allies.
"He felt like once we got a child in the public school, that burden of payment was off us," Ms. Linnemeyer said.
GSA will not attempt to allocate the burden of payment between the debtors but will proceed to liquidate the indebtedness as quickly as possible.
It therefore seemed reasonable to British opinion that some of the future burden of payment should be shifted to the colonists themselves who until then had been lightly taxed and indeed lightly governed.
Adding to this mix is a proliferation of publication forms that take advantage of new media tools and shift the burden of payment for the production of scholarly literature from library subscriptions to authors via the author processing charge [gold open access (OA), e.g., Public Library of Science (PLoS) journals].
Sponsors of the amendment said that by linking the loan to a forgiveness of Iraq's foreign debt, they hoped to provide an incentive for the administration and other countries to reduce Iraq's burden of payments.
Our results indicate that Ukrainian and Romanian patients face the greatest burden of payments and difficulties in paying for health services.
The ongoing health financing reforms – the implementation of capitation payments for PHC and the introduction of formal co-payments for health services not included in a Basic Benefit Package – might be effective in reducing inequalities in access although the impact must be monitored as the danger is that formal fees add to the burden of payments.
ActJuly 2, 1940, substituted "within two years" for "within one year" and inserted "and the claimant bore the burden of the payment of such penalty" after "wrongfully collected" in first par.
