Sentence examples for burden of supplies from inspiring English sources

Bundled in two sweaters and a coat in his chilly, tiny apartment, an old photographer described in sharp detail his most cherished image of the war -- a young woman, bent under her burden of supplies, laboring up a steep rock face on the Ho Chi Minh trail.

The upside is that now the burden of supplying photos falls on you, the technically proficient (and generous) gift giver.

In theory, the financial burden of supplying margin to clearinghouses could make Whale-type trades prohibitively expensive, and therefore less attractive for banks.

The dominant unit is the metropolitan borough of Manchester, which carries the financial burden of supplying central facilities (major museums and libraries and the airport) for the area as a whole.

When the BBC rolled out iPlayer, its television catch-up service, in 2007, it initially relied on P2P techniques to offload the burden of supplying so many large files.

While it wants to remain at least for now in the West Bank, the government does not want to shoulder the costly burden of supplying services to the Palestinians, as it did before the Oslo agreement created limited Palestinian self-rule.

Robbie Keane insists he is happy to carry the burden of supplying the goals to fire the Republic of Ireland into the finals of Euro 2016.

In addition, regular and larger excise tax increases would heighten the economic burden of supplying tobacco to others and make it a less easily gifted product.

With access to international staff remaining limited, ongoing airstrikes on Sana'a and elsewhere and the multitudes of negotiations needed to secure supply access, local Supply staff are carrying the burden of ensuring supplies reach children and families, despite these daily challenges and dangers.

A third question is why reciprocity obligations owed to fellow cooperators in basic security schemes amount to more than the requirement to contribute a fair share to the burdens of supplying the goods.

26 28 Cooperation between departments to form research clusters would make hiring an administrative assistant affordable and could help share the cost and burden of purchasing supplies.