Sentence examples for burden to fall from inspiring English sources

Britain, cutting deeper and faster, can expect the burden to fall yet harder on the worst-off.

In particular, it would seem sensible for at least a part of the burden to fall on those over state pension age").

Now that it has dropped a proposal to impose losses on small depositors — an idea reportedly put forward by the Cypriot government because it didn't want all of the burden to fall on the owners of large deposits (including many Russians) — the demands from the E.U. are tough but reasonable.

But the feds want the burden to fall to shareholders and, Rakoff notes, "arguably indirectly on U.S. taxpayers"–instead of individual wrongdoers associated with the misleading proxy statement.

Taxes on incomes will be replaced by broad-based consumption taxes that reward savings, shifting the tax burden to fall most heavily upon those who consume the most rather than those who produce the most.

He said: "This will be a false economy which will simply cause more burdens to fall on the NHS.

"It takes roughly a decade or more for debt burdens to fall and economic activity to get back to normal — hence the term 'lost decade.' " So if you studied his lesson, you can estimate that it will be 2018, or at least 10 years after the crisis, before you can begin to proclaim all clear.

Warren Buffett has noted that our tax system is rife with injustice, while calling for increased burdens to fall on wealthy Americans -- a step that should generate greater spending power for the middle class.

But she is the person on whom a terrible, unspeakable burden is to fall – a burden both judicial and moral.

And the context has changed, with the burden appearing to fall squarely on Wall Street, and not on taxpayers.

AMERICA'S infamous debt clock, near New York's Times Square, was switched off in 2000 after the national burden started to fall thanks to several years of Clinton-era budget restraint.