Desire, after all, is a form of hunger, and as such incompatible with the notions of abstemiousness and passivity that continue to burden the female mind.
Rayner said the twin announcements "show that while the Tories continue to burden our young people with debt, the Labour party is committed to investing in our young people.
And if health care costs continue to burden domestic automakers, one immense item G.M. crossed off its to-do list was closing a pension financing gap that exceeded $18 billion after a big bond offering last summer.
Of his relationship with his girlfriend, Annie, he observes: "We both understood that we were traveling through rough waters, but we didn't want to continue to burden ourselves with all the complications".
Though she lived with her mother, who survives on Social Security and was already taking care of a grandchild, Ms. Alvarez knew she could not continue to burden her mother with five more children.
Lawrence Oates, decided to let himself die rather than continue to burden the team; he left his tent one night, saying, "I am just going outside and may be some time".
Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said: "Today's commitment to restoring both EMA and student maintenance grants shows that while the Tories continue to burden our young people with debt they will never repay, the Labour party is committed to investing in our young people.
Unintended pregnancies continue to burden many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
High inventory levels, weakened credit conditions and a sidelined construction industry continue to burden Caterpillar.
But all that aside, I struggle with a more ideological question: Why do we continue to burden minorities with fixing the injustices created by the majority?
Meanwhile, we've let an antiquated paper-based voter registration and elections system continue to burden the voters, the elections administrators, and our democracy.
