Sentence examples for excessive burden on from inspiring English sources

The problem is that this freedom places an excessive burden on human beings.

The second argument is that not extending the tax cuts to high-income earners would impose an excessive burden on small businesses.

Commission officials said the standard required to cancel contracts would have required a finding that the pacts would impair the ability of a public utility to continue providing service or cause an "excessive burden" on customers.

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Mr. Mauk said he, too, believes that a public use would be preferable, but "unfortunately I think the only way to preserve the façade, which people view as the heart and soul of the village, and do it without excessive burden on taxpayers is to have the private sector handle it".

Some American economists favour a strict balanced-budget amendment.But by reducing the ability of fiscal policy to respond to developments in the economy, such constraints could put an excessive burden on monetary policy to prevent economies from either overheating or diving into recession.

This strategy is, however, expensive and undesirable by imposing excessive burden of treatment on those who have a very poor prognosis [11].

In an interview Sunday, Dr. Mark B. McClellan, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said, "We want to provide an effective way to document citizenship without placing excessive burdens on states or beneficiaries".

The integrity objection holds that public justification imposes excessive burdens on people of faith because it restricts the use of unshared, comprehensive reasons, frequently religious reasons.

While the integrated services (IntServ) solution to Internet QoS can achieve a strong service model that guarantees flow throughputs and loss rates, it places excessive burdens on high-speed core routers to signal, schedule, and manage state for individual flows.

The term 'catastrophic health expenditure' is commonly used to refer to direct healthcare costs that place excessive burdens on households.