Sentence examples for burden of stopping from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Mr. Pratt said, the burden of stopping trigger-lead abuses falls on lenders, who, he said, should educate their telemarketers more effectively.

The continuing differences between industrialized and developing nations over who should bear the burden of stopping global warming mean that at best Copenhagen will be a steppingstone.

Already, electric cars such as the Fluence ZE are charged mainly at night, which means their drivers are freed from the time-consuming burden of stopping for fuel.

Others questioned why I didn't just ask him to move, an ask which is symbolic of a broader problem of placing the burden of stopping sexism on women rather than the people who perpetrate it.

Since Western economies were responsible for the rise in temperature to date, should they bear more of the burden for stopping it in the future?

The latest version of the legislation, which unanimously passed the Texas Senate last week, has been stripped of provisions that would require a higher burden of proof for stopping and searching vehicles, as well as those that would ban arrests over offenses that are punishable by a fine.

Before September 11th, McGruder had been struggling mightily under the burden of non-stop deadlines — "My greatest weakness, and, sadly, everybody knows it, is my lateness" — to the point where his health was failing.

Although some positive aspects of parental affective disorder exist, this study underlines that children primarily suffer from their parent's disorder in important areas of their life and that this burden does not stop in adulthood.

"To stop the burden of student loans, government must restore 15 years of funding cuts, not offer absurd and impractical discounts," she said.

Stop the burden of guilt from hanging over your day.

This study therefore proves that burden does not stop in adulthood.