Best is the frustrated gospel-soul meditation "Burden," on which Mr. James groans over greasy guitars: "Oh how it must feel when it's right/But I'll never know 'cause your love is a stone/And your heart is a burden on mine".
Bidder qualification under subsection (a) shall be determined on the basis of nationality of ownership, the burden of which shall be on the prospective bidder.
778, 783, 82 L.Ed. 1234 19388), for the evidence presented at the hearings fully indicated the nature and effect of the burdens on commerce which Congress meant to alleviate.
Overexpressing key enzymes of biosynthetic pathways for overproduction of value-added products usually imposes metabolic burdens on cells, which can be circumvented by improving the key enzyme activities.
But their absence is not fatal to the validity of the statute, see United States v. Carolene Products Co., 304 U.S. 144, 152 (1938), for the evidence presented at the hearings fully indicated the nature and effect of the burdens on commerce which Congress meant to alleviate.
(In part, this decision was made because these items addressed a different construct than other items in the limitations, hassles and burdens factor(s) on which they would have been placed.
But the home secretary has also rejected a Lords amendment raising the burden of proof on which an order may granted above reasonable suspicion.
Any Australian entering these areas is subject to a 10-year prison sentence (unless they have a valid excuse, the evidentiary burden for which lies on the accused).
Such plants in California now pay fines when they operate, adding to the financial burden on utilities, which cannot pass the higher production costs on to consumers.
The higher premiums will impose "an additional and significant burden" on states, which help pay Medicaid costs, along with the federal government.
