Sentence examples for burden passed from inspiring English sources

The burden passed on to tenants will therefore need to be limited for landlords' properties to be competitive".

I was in middle school when Proposition 13, a law meant to ease residents' tax burden, passed in 1978.

Lloyd's research found that a 1% rise in insurance penetration corresponds to a 22% decrease in the financial burden passed on to tax payers following a loss.

The way that the law operates is that once a claimant has shown a difference in treatment (ie not being promoted in this case) and a difference in race, the burden passes to the employer to explain why the different treatment was not related to race.

Panting and relieved of some burden, I passed a man going in the opposite direction.

Today, 21percentt of our support comes from the state of Pennsylvania and 9percentt is local, so a greater burden is passed on to the students.

Feel the burden of passed time the mistakes you've made and the opportunities you've lost roll down the back-body and away forever.

Mardy Fish, a 31-year-old who reached a career-high of No. 7 in 2011, said that his time to carry the burden had passed.

The shortfall -- and the burden -- is passed on to already cash-strapped families, who are faced with increased debt load.

The tax laws have been squeezed so that the burden is passed to middle class families and future generations.

Just as when people and businesses hide their money overseas, the tax burden is passed on to the rest of us.