Sentence examples for burdening it from inspiring English sources

Do these consequences which must have been foreseen, necessitate a holding that the tax upon the use is either a tax upon the operations of interstate commerce or a discrimination against such commerce obstructing or burdening it unlawfully? 1.

It would also transform the role of the SEC, burdening it with a huge new area to supervise.Proponents respond that the current rules have enabled lawyers to become legally protected accessories to crimes.

As the novel wears on, though, the heroine's vocation becomes steadily less interesting because Morrow keeps burdening it with significance, until, in the end, the act of divination has been asked to represent practically every form of human cognitive activity.

Mr. Sweeney, speaking to reporters outside Clifton Park Town Court after entering his plea, offered several apologies: "One, to the court for burdening it with this matter; two, to the general public for creating a rift that I should not have created; and finally, and maybe just as important, to my family for the pain I've caused them through this".

Still, with nonliteral communication doing most of the work, it's a difficult balance to strike between keeping an audience on narrative track and burdening it with redundance, which is to say that the element of the show that doesn't work is the script.

These properties can then be exploited to obtain a sequence of faded symbols where the primary purpose of the filter is to suppress multiuser interference and track the ratio between successive fading coefficients; thus, not burdening it with estimation of the fading coefficients themselves.

It burdens honest business, it is true, but burdens it only that, under its forms, dishonest business may not be done.

If the marriage that remains is burdened, it tarnishes the seller's reputation….

His rule has burdened it with a legacy of inadequate institutions, tangled laws and burning animosities.

"Make it transparent, accountable, inclusive and eliminate conflicts of interest that have burdened it".

Thune says that his problem with Dodd-Frank is with the "compliance burdens" it puts on small banks.