Regardless of the high cost of such a campaign, the burden would fall on the UK, France and Italy, none of which has the slightest intention of committing troops to the problem, especially amid accusations that the mess in Libya today is partly a result of their air campaign in 2011.
So if I just decide to allege that Reid levied that accusation under detailed and persistent instructions from the Obama campaign, the burden would be on him to provide all of his office's e-mail and phone correspondence in order to contradict that?
But having made law and order one of his campaign themes, the burden to deliver results will fall squarely on Mr Calderón's shoulders.
Without that backup tax system---which Trump proposed eliminating during the campaign ---his tax burden would have been abnormally low.
Amherst, N.H. -- As he took to the podium today in the Souhegan High School gym to advocate on his wife's behalf, questions swirled as to whether former president Bill Clinton was a campaign blessing or burden.
By the end of the campaign, the global burden of cases of endemic treponematoses was estimated to be reduced by 95% to a mere 2.5 million cases.
This is because the risk of developing these cancers arises primarily from behavioural actions (e.g. smoking and sexual intercourse for lung and cervical cancers, respectively) [ 21– 23] and the right prevention campaign could decrease burden dramatically without the need to develop more effective treatments.
The company's spending -- an estimated $20 million on the campaign created by Trahan, Burden & Charles in Baltimore -- comes as the yellow pages market continues to expand.
Not that the political campaign is such a burden to the industry: broadcasters pocketed $500 million from political ads in 1998 and may make twice that this year.
It increasingly appears likely that, for John Roberts, the project will be removing the limits that burden wealthy campaign contributors — the "whole point" of the First Amendment, as he sees it.
