The money, he said, would partly offset the hospital's own costs in paying for Dr. Matalon's research, and the amount would not be overly burdensome to people paying for the test.
For example, if Kmart closes several hundred stores, sales of Martha Stewart Everyday merchandise may slow, and the retailer could find it increasingly burdensome to continue paying Ms. Stewart her guaranteed minimum.
Instead of raising taxes in a futile attempt to pay for burdensome entitlement programs, Mr. Singer said legislators should be focused on slashing obligations.
Freddie Mac's easy underwriting of a $6 billion preferred stock issue surprised me, but they must pay a burdensome price in the after tax cost to carry an 8 3/8% dividend rate.
As part of the discussion last year over how best to overhaul the nation's health care system, the insurance industry promised to do its part by tackling the burdensome paperwork involved in paying medical claims.
While many of the highest home values were on the coasts, in places like Southern California and Manhattan, many of the biggest jumps in the percentage of people paying a burdensome amount of their income for housing occurred in the Midwest and in suburbs nationwide, making it clear that the housing squeeze has reached deep into the middle class.
This will only add to your financial obligations and make any outstanding debt that you're already paying more burdensome.
It results in (1) a disincentive for companies to invest in the U.S.; (2) a rise in production costs, making us less competitive abroad; and (3) the blocking out of nearly $2 trillion that companies cannot repatriate to the U.S. without paying this burdensome toll charge.
Some companies may not find the new pay curbs all that burdensome.
William E. Brewer Jr., president of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and a practicing lawyer in Raleigh, N.C., disputed the premise of the study that Chapter 13 was always more burdensome and always required debtors to pay more to their creditors.
Outdated regulations are not beneficial to industry and it's the American people that ultimately pay the price of burdensome rules.
