Sentence examples for burden on behalf of from inspiring English sources

It's an extraordinarily difficult burden on behalf of the American people, and it's one we can solve if we build the political movement to do it.

Jordan has shouldered the brunt of refugees' burden on behalf of the whole world.

Y Combinator backed Lambda School is hoping to change this, with a model for funding higher education that aims to shoulder the risk burden on behalf of talented students, absorbing tuition fees until each person is in a position to pay — and thereby investing in "underrepresented human potential", as co-founder Austen Allred puts it.

"As to the third-party voter registration and early voting changes enacted... respectively, the United States' position is that the State has not met its burden, on behalf of its covered counties, that the two sets of proposed voting changes are entitled to preclearance under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act," the DOJ wrote in a court filing, according to Talking Points Memo.

"We're asking the small islands to be significantly burdened on behalf of Oahu, so Oahu needs to do well by them," said Mr. Alm, the utility's vice president.

Cohen needs to specify a conception of dignity in which bearing unequal burdens on behalf of urgent social ends invariably amounts to an assault on dignity if the burdens happen to be assigned by race.

Then, we might say that the goal of maximizing wellbeing in the aggregate provides the couple with a reason to have the third child while the person-based goal of avoiding burdens on behalf of the two already-existing children provides the couple with a reason not to have the third child.

And in the clubhouse, Delgado now seems more inclined to help out Wright as well, after a long period in which the much younger Wright seemed to carry much of the burden to speak on behalf of the team.

The justices wanted to ensure that Congress would not be "burdened with private bills on behalf of military and naval personnel".

As a result, Okinawans grumble consistently about the unfair burden-sharing they endure on behalf of Japanese national security and the U.S.-Japan alliance.

"People who have already been victimized should not bear the burden of making the decisions on behalf of an entire community.