Sentence examples for burden on its from inspiring English sources

If AT&T wanted to ease the burden on its balance sheet, it could seek to pursue a joint bid for Vodafone alongside América Móvil or another large international player (perhaps Softbank).

This year alone, America's new borrowing from abroad will mop up a massive 75% of the world's surplus saving.So far America's hefty debt has not been a burden on its economy, mainly because it has pulled off an extraordinary trick.

The new limit is the first significant step by the Army to recognize that its greater reliance on the Guard and Reserve -- like that of all the other armed services -- has so intensified the burden on its citizen-soldiers that it threatens to undermine the willingness to join or stay in those units.

The attraction for the government is obvious: it reduces the interest burden on its debt.

In other words, if profits from home loan originations fell, Countrywide could make up for it by increasing the burden on its most troubled customers.

In part, British officials have grown weary of the burden on its military of the bombing flights it shares with the United States to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq.

Though most in the defeated secular party, Fatah, want Hamas to shoulder the burden on its own in the hope that it will quickly fail, a handful, worried that Palestinians will be the ultimate losers, now talk openly of joining it.

And if the IMF refuses to keep lending to Greece, the euro zone could take on the burden on its own, ignoring the IMF, as it once did for Latvia.It all began in AthensFate decreed that the euro-zone crisis should start in Greece.

It said planning inquiry costs were considerable and would be an additional burden on its budget at a time when it was under "huge financial pressure".

Each one places burdens on its owners that are different and distinct.

But the dominant issue was Syria, whose civil war has placed heavy burdens on its neighbor.