"We understand the state has a very high burden to meet," he said, "and we don't think they will be able to do so.
There would have been a high burden to meet, and so Fitzgerald felt he could get the same result this way.
Since both are oil industry veterans, as are several cabinet and staff members who helped draft the energy strategy, they arguably had a higher burden to reach out to the other side -- environmentalists and consumers.
"If it's purely economic it's mainly OK, but if it's a First Amendment issue, states have to meet a higher burden to defend their regulation".
The ruling could turn entirely on the text itself -- although here too, plaintiffs have a high burden to clear, because other passages of the law suggest the financial assistance should be available everywhere.
The notoriously liberal state of Massachusetts has never had a female senator in its roughly 220-year existence, a deficit that may persist unless we stop saddling women with a higher burden to prove that they are qualified.
This results in a high burden to the European healthcare system [ 1– 4].
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a common disease with a high burden to society on a worldwide scale [ 1].
CKD represents a major challenge for the region, due to its epidemic proportions and high burden to the population affected and to public health systems.
In general, indirect costs, such as costs caused by sick leave from paid work, are substantial and represent a higher burden to the economy than direct costs [ 8].
