"I see both the privilege and the burden of serving on a jury, but I put the accent on the positive," she said.
The Democrats originally introduced the measure early last year as a way to protest the war, even before it began, and to spotlight how low- and middle-income Americans shoulder much of the burden of serving in the military.
As a female soldier, the so-called burden equality issue has a flip side: It would mean having to accept the burden of serving alongside thousands of individuals who see me as less than equal.
But it also benefits emerging rivals such as China and India, which shoulder none of the burden of serving as the world's policeman.At the same time, the two things most consistently cited by Arabs and Muslims as their main objections to America and which therefore serve as the biggest rallying calls to jihad are its support for Israel and the regional presence of American forces.
To ease the burden of serving breakfast among low-income families, a number of cities, including New York City, are working to make their existing infrastructure more efficient.
CIA officers are overwhelmingly men and women of principle, who seek to shoulder the extraordinary burdens and honors of serving the United States in an amoral profession.
The agencies also bear the mission of serving nonpaying patients, a costly burden.
For those who were content merely to keep their desks clean, a sense of serving a worthy larger purpose lightened the burden of idleness.
Because baseline Diabetes-39 quality of life scores were not available, baseline burden of illness served as a proxy for baseline quality of life.
Commoners must fight for space on Shakespeare's stage and it's not obvious whether the drunkards and prostitutes who populate the tavern where Prince Hal escapes the burdens of court, for instance, serve as rehearsals for responsive sovereignty, critics of royal ideology, or comic baggage to be shed on the way to the throne.
