Sentence examples for imposed burdens from inspiring English sources

John C. Neiman Jr., Alabama's solicitor general, said the sorts of parole hearings that Mr. Stevenson sought imposed burdens.

A line of commentary is embedded in each of these choices: that the adults in the car, in their selfishness and irresponsibility, have imposed burdens on everyone else.

At the same time, there is no scope for imposing burdens on anyone," he said.

The bloc, he added, was "imposing burdens on businesses that destroy jobs".

Studies in the global south demonstrate that violence imposes burdens on the informal systems of family, kinship, and community networks.

Some officials argue that the current system imposes burdens on the F.B.I. and Justice Department as they seek to obtain wiretaps of suspected terrorists.

In other cases, to borrow Al Gore's phrase, an "inconvenient truth" imposes burdens that people don't want or threatens powerful interests.

The Fourth Circuit will now consider whether Congress had the constitutional authority to impose burdens on larger employers and whether the law impinges on religious liberty.

But the law also imposes burdens on companies, and so increases the incentive to bribe corrupt officials to look the other way.

At my agency we are imposing burdens on American consumers and manufacturers at a time when they can least afford them, with questionable gains in safety.

A myth for the weak-minded, arranged for the advantage of a few, justice imposes burdens most have reason to set aside.