The Army has borne much of the burden, and it will need a lot of help to replace war-worn equipment and replenish a strained and war-weary force.
In recent years, Harvard's China engagement has borne much fruit.
Since the global financial crisis of 2008, monetary policy has borne much of the burden of sustaining aggregate demand, boosting growth and preventing deflation in developed economies.
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Railtrack, which has borne much of the blame for the Paddington crash, will outline ways in which systems to prevent trains passing through red lights can be introduced faster.
Ms. Merkel has borne much of the blame for Europe's economic woes since the outbreak of the crisis more than three years ago, for insisting that the Continent's weakest members push through tough austerity measures in exchange for getting financial assistance.
Johnson, one of the leading figures of the leave campaign before the referendum, has borne much of the public anger from remain voters, especially because of the campaign's promise for increased spending on the NHS, which the foreign secretary has made clear he still believes could happen.
Peter Sutherland, the chairman of Goldman Sachs International, and Michael J Evans, vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs & Co, are the participants from the investment banking giant whose involvement in the sale of high-risk mortgage related investments has borne much of the blame for causing the 2008 global financial crisis.
The general service category has borne much of the burden of reductions in recent biennia due to the changing nature of the workplace and the impact of automation on many tasks, with remaining staff sometimes taking on additional and more demanding tasks.
Catesby had borne much of the scheme's financial cost thus far, and was running out of money.
