Sentence examples for burden or expense from inspiring English sources
One benefit of paying the penalty is that the company would not have to take on the burden or expense of managing the insurance plan, which Ms. Shein estimates would take $10,000 of staff time.
One benefit of this option is that the company would not have to take on the burden or expense of managing the insurance plan, which Ms. Shein estimates would take $10,000 of staff time.
Indeed, Rule 26(c) specifically permits a court to take actions "to protect a party or person from annoyance, embarrassment, oppression, or undue burden or expense" by, for example, disallowing a particular discovery request, setting appropriate terms and conditions, or limiting its scope.
"The citizens of Lower Manhattan -- residents, workers and building owners -- have been victims of a terrorist attack on this nation and should not bear the burden or financial expense of making their homes, offices and businesses safe again," Mr. Nadler said.
The desire to escape the intolerable humiliations, as well as the pains, of incurable illness usually combines with the desire not to be a burden or a futile expense; this is a perfectly respectable motive, which should not be thought of as the outcome of undue pressure.
However, it is difficult to justify the burden and expense of dialysis when persons have other serious health conditions, for example, advanced dementia or cancer.
Mr. Ammiano wants to spare local police the burden and expense of confining the wrong people on ICE's behalf.
The banks agreed to settle investors' suits "to eliminate the burden and expense of further litigation," Riggs officials said in a statement.
The goals were to relieve the city of the burden and expense of property management, and to restore whole neighborhoods rather than individual buildings.
These measures are designed to make the greenest choices the easiest and cheapest choices, and to take a huge chunk out of the burden of expense Londoners carry.
America Online and Time Warner want to close their merger this year and would incur "substantial burden and expense" if they are unable to do so, America Online told the Federal Communications Commission today.
