Sentence examples for burden where from inspiring English sources

It's time we reverse the roles … and put the blame and burden where it belongs, which is with the perpetrators".

The writer Paul Berman suggests that the difference between them may be due to the fact that Ms. Manji was raised in the warm, liberal, welcoming precincts of British Columbia, where religion could be a comfort rather than a burden, where pluralism was an assumption, a fact of life.

Instead of across-the-board public service cuts (whether 7% or 10%), cut the big hugely costly projects which clearly cannot now be afforded (and were not fit for purpose anyway) – Trident replacement, ID cards, and massive government IT schemes that regularly break down and often leak disastrously – and for the rest cast the burden where it can most equitably be shouldered.

A complete LCA can highlight a possible shifting of burden where reduction of environmental impacts at one stage may come at the expense of another.

An event-triggered scheme is proposed to reduce data transmission burden where the current measurement is transmitted only when the certain condition is satisfied.

Despite the low bioaccessibility and short half-life of BDE-209, its high loading in dusts gave strong correlations with body burden where measured.

"We do take issue with the imposition of tax burdens where taxes become so excessive that adult consumers who choose to smoke can no longer afford to do so".

Four months have passed since the end of "Lay Down Your Burdens", where Cylons found the majority of the human population on a planet known as New Caprica, which had supposedly been hidden from DRADIS, and commenced their occupation.

Patients with a negative PfHRP2-based RDT and low peripheral blood parasitemia include those with very low total parasite burdens, where an alternative diagnosis other than malaria is more likely [ 9].

However, it is not a means of avoiding or eliminating the price instability inherent in many agricultural markets, nor should it be promoted indiscriminately in circumstances where it is manifestly unsuitable as this would be tantamount to encouraging countries to incur additional debt burdens where the outcome is likely to be economically disappointing.

Shift the burden to where it belongs; the makers may be venal, but they are not liable.