Sentence examples for burden of producing from inspiring English sources

Can there be a finding of liability at that point, or does the plaintiff have the additional legal burden of producing actual evidence of discrimination?

Officials say they are especially concerned about the environmental burden of producing more than $1 trillion of goods each year for sale overseas.

That apparently left Pryce with the burden of producing evidence to show that Chris Huhne was present when she signed forms between March and May 2003 falsely informing the authorities that she had been driving the car.

Over time, we have developed a sound business model to share the financial burden of producing such films through long-term partnerships with film distributors in many other EU countries.

Rich nations and Russia are responsible for at least 70percentt of greenhouse gases, and developing countries that are expanding energy production to feed economic growth and reduce poverty say it is unfair to expect them to bear the financial burden of producing clean power, said Robert Watson, the bank's chief scientist.

In addition, he has a small team of young reporters, who share the burden of producing The Note, and who are often, to their chagrin, mistaken for "the Googling monkeys," a term that Halperin jokingly invokes in his newsletter to explain the mystifying way in which The Note processes so much information.

Both outputs should be used together to identify the potential regional environmental burdens of producing a bioenergy product.

"RELCA" is a regional life cycle inventory for assessing the environmental burdens of producing a bioenergy product "within" a regional context.

The Chinese government has an official policy of encouraging the rest of the world to develop rare earth reserves, so as to remove the environmental burden on China of producing almost all of the world's supply.

It is a common phenomenon that compared with nontransferred cells, growth delay is observed in cells stably transduced with an exogenous gene driven by a constitutive promoter, probably because gene-transferred cells shoulder the burden of continuously producing its additional protein.

However, increasing diagnosis and treatment rates could optimise the reduction in the burden of disease produced by the new therapies, potentially halving HCV-related liver mortality and HCV-related HCC by 2020.