Sentence examples for burdens imposed from inspiring English sources

In Singrauli, the "environmental burdens" imposed by mining and burning coal are not difficult to spot.

Those officials said they had chafed under unfair burdens imposed by an aloof and inept state government.

The Pakistani Army's tactics were not dissimilar, he added, to other sorts of burdens imposed by governments.

Public disclosure of such information is both routine and valuable, they said, and the burdens imposed by it on First Amendment rights are minimal.

But the "friend of the court" brief focused more on the burdens imposed by the 1996 law on companies that offer benefits to same-sex spouses.

The court had serious doubts, he wrote then, about whether the "current burdens" imposed by Section 5's "pre-clearance requirement" were "justified by current needs".

Throughout Frederick's reign, army service was for the majority of his subjects the most onerous of all the burdens imposed by the state.

In recent years it has been hard to find a chief executive of a public company who does not complain vehemently about the burdens imposed by the dreaded SOX.

Mr. Bruno also promised to pass new legislation the governor has requested that would provide some relief to county governments from the burdens imposed by new programs under Medicaid.

For him, the recent fiscal burdens imposed by the city are inconveniences, or insults -- especially the property tax increase, which will bring his taxes on the two buildings to more than $16,000 a year.

A Treasury statement today said: "The government is strongly committed to the dual support system and to rewarding research excellence, but recognises some of the burdens imposed by the existing Research Assessment Exercise.