Sentence examples for burden pay from inspiring English sources

"He did not believe 'bear any burden, pay any price'," Naftali said.

From Kennedy's stirring "bear any burden, pay any price" language, to the "peace at any price" slogans of the anti-war left in 1972, the Democrats lost their traditional stature as the internationalist and interventionist war party.

We appear willing to bear any burden, pay any price, to confound the kind of terrorists who shout "Allahu akbar" ("God is great") and plant bombs, while unwilling to take the slightest step to curb a different kind of terrorism — mundane gun violence in classrooms, cinemas and inner cities that claims 1,200 times as many American lives.

And I -- and to do that that also means that I cannot reduce the burden paid by high-income Americans.

And many of those who had been compensated, either through a state law or a civil rights suit, faced an additional burden: paying taxes on that money.

The cost-interview contains items about paid and unpaid work, study, daily activities, family burden, paid help, use of healthcare and social services, use of medication, consumption of alcohol and drugs and out-of-pocket expenses.

They're the ones who bear the burdens, pay the taxes and live the American dream.

Opponents argue that a national sales tax would be inherently regressive and would decrease tax burdens paid by high-income individuals.

One person's right to health care becomes another person's burden to pay for it, he said.

The burden to pay for unemployment benefits is shared between workers - who contribute about 0.5% of their gross earnings - and employers - who contribute about 1.9% of payroll.

The brief said such a rule would impose on states "an unbearably onerous financial burden to pay the fees of attorneys".