Sentence examples for burdensome power from inspiring English sources
He casts himself as Orpheus, a fallible hero hopes to emerge from hell unscathed by interpersonal strife, old regrets, and the burdensome power structures of society.
The rating agencies are demanding that energy companies reduce their debt-to-equity ratio to less than 50percentt, a particularly burdensome standard for many power companies that have used debt to finance the construction of power plants or to acquire competitors.
He has been harshly criticized for policies that objectors see as abuses of executive power and far too burdensome for the economy.
Microsoft imposed burdensome restrictions on its customers to augment and prolong its monopoly power -- such as restricting OEMs from promoting non-Microsoft software, and punished them if they refused to cooperate.
Beginning with passage of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947, which applied unfair-labour-practice provisions to unions and in a variety of ways weakened their economic and organizational power, labour law in the United States became steadily more burdensome to the labour movement.
The advanced human-machine interface (HMI) in nuclear power plants provides an information environment that supports the operators' burdensome cognitive tasks.
Serfdom, which had never been acceptable to the Russian peasant, now became particularly burdensome and unjust; it became even more so since the lord's extensive police powers removed his serfs from the state's protection, and the new local officials enforced strictly the prohibition against appealing to the sovereign for relief.
Indeed, they are more burdensome, because Congress has, explicitly or implicitly, promised to pay these benefits off in real (purchasing power) terms.
Taxation became less burdensome.
And it is certainly burdensome.
