Sentence examples for burdens imposed on from inspiring English sources

But as Milton Friedman persuasively explained to fellow members of the Gates Commission, the cost of the military is not limited to the Department of Defense payroll but also includes the burdens imposed on those drafted and their families.

On Thursday, he criticized the European Union for not doing enough to assist Syrians who have sought shelter and asylum in Europe, suggesting a more generous outreach could help ease the refugee burdens imposed on Syria's neighbors.

The Department of Education has undertaken a series of efforts to simplify the process for filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, removing 5.4 million annual hours of burdens imposed on students and their families.

The particular demands pressed in the 1520s mitigation of fiscal and labour burdens imposed on peasants by their lords, autonomy for village communes, and relief from high taxes—had been voiced before.

The authors conclude: "Given the perilous state of the US economy, the fiscal burdens imposed on ally payers by steadily rising health care costs can no longer be ignored".

Almost every significant improvement in the global environment will require international agreements made by governments, together with savage fiscal burdens imposed on individuals to change their behaviour, above all in the use of fossil fuels.

It is easy to underestimate the hardship that severe financial burdens impose on a people trying to recover from war.

This effect could be due to the high metabolic burden imposed on the cell when two, instead of one, proteins are expressed from strong promoters.

He expressed concern about what he described as "the one-size-fits-all approach and high federal burden imposed on states".

There are times when the sisters are exasperated by the burden imposed on them.

The court did not find the evidence it wanted of "the burden imposed on voters who currently lack photo identification".