Sentence examples for impose further burdens from inspiring English sources
George Osborne, the Conservative chancellor of the exchequer and author of the fuel-tax cut, is reluctant to impose further burdens on a private sector that he is counting on to deliver economic growth.
Unless very substantial improvement is made in the management of visual impairment, increases in the world's aged will impose further burdens of disability and economic loss.
It was not feasible to use a traditional experimental approach because we knew that many providers would hesitate to be part of the first wave of participants for an intervention that would potentially impose further burdens on their already stretched schedules.
Adopting new systems of social and environmental accounting imposes further burdens.
They have been manifested in the removal of preferential access, new trade and environmental regulations and standards that have imposed further burdens on small farmers without commensurate financial rewards.
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Instead, it imposes further burdens on scarce judicial and correctional resources, and it can have long-lasting and devastating effects on individuals' lives". .
Instead, it imposes further burdens on scarce judicial and correctional resources, and it can have long-lasting and devastating effects on individuals' lives".
Through his work with the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group, of which he was a member from 2002 until his death, he persuaded the government that it could neither impose a further burden on consumers nor expect the energy companies to solve the problem, and that therefore the solution needed to come from central government's resources.
This pattern was similar in all countries except Greece, which also had the lowest baseline number of HCP visits at baseline, and demonstrates that the therapeutic choice may impose clear further burden on health care services.
Imposing further cuts is becoming politically untenable.
