Sentence examples for burden of reform from inspiring English sources

It seems particularly egregious, though, to put the entire burden of reform on the millions of elderly who depend on these plans.

What is needed is a balanced mix of modest benefit cuts and moderate tax increases, phased in slowly, to ensure both solvency and a fair sharing of the burden of reform.

And importantly, it doesn't unfairly place the burden of reform on America's middle class.

Amongst the panelists, the burden of reform weighed heavier on Deasy than anyone else.

They suggest more progressive measures "such as better targeting of superannuation tax concessions" – which "would share the burden of tax reform more equally across the income distribution" might help "public faith in the fairness of the reforms".

Unfortunately, in proposing tax increases only for the very rich, President Obama has denied the first of these fiscal truths, while Representative Paul D. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, has contradicted the second by putting the entire burden of entitlement reform on the poor.

GTAs bear a heavy burden of implementing reformed curricula in introductory laboratories and discussions, often with little professional development.

That – no more and no less – is the burden of the Osborne reform.

Other sensible ideas under discussion include capping damages and strengthening the existing public-interest and fair-comment defences in effect shifting the burden of proof.Another sensible reform would be to allow cases to come to court only after an attempt to settle them amicably outside it the current emphasis in family-law disputes too.

In just a year, Sessions has worked to relieve police departments of the burden of having to reform, allowing them to commit even more brutality against people of colour.

The political burden of imposing those reforms would be worsened by adding another $700 billion of debt.