A social contract places the burden of trust on police officers sworn to protect and serve, but one tragedy does not erase or diminish the significance of the other.
We would scrap central NHS targets and unnecessary quangos, and reduce the admin burden on trusts.
You have time to think about how fragile this whole human situation is, how sometimes you just have to withstand burdens and trust others to be careful with you (the foot near that man's neck reconsidered in favor of less vulnerable flesh).
Marbury was, it seemed, trying unnecessarily to shoulder too much of the burden -- not trusting his teammates quite enough.
The Red Cross, St John Ambulance and firefighters have tried to help reduce the burden on ambulance trusts but bosses – already having to explain why they missed response targets in November – concede the statistics for December across England will make ugly reading when they are published later this month.
But for the LGBTQ refugees among them, discrimination faced in their past make it much harder to make that transition a smooth one, and often leaves them uniquely burdened by issues of trust.
Republican legislators say that they do not want to increase the burden on Florida's unemployment trust fund when it is running out of money.
The bottom line is there is still no evidence that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons program and even though we don't trust Iran, the burden of proof rests on the accuser, not the accused.
The cost of PFI repayments rose sharply, from £459m in 2009-10 to £628.7m last year – a rise of 18% a year two years in a row – and has "started to become a particular burden for a number of trusts".
The trust fund faces the burden of paying trillions of dollars beyond what payroll taxes raise over the next 75 years to provide the benefits the system is obligated to pay current and future retirees.
But with that kind of trust comes a psychological burden.
