Sentence examples for not be shouldered from inspiring English sources

But Lincoln's chairwoman, Adrienne G. Rhone, said the university would not be shouldered aside.

The economic burden of climate change will not be shouldered by all families equally," the report Threat Multiplier: Climate Change and the State of Our Union, said.

Initially, Mr. DeLay, who as majority leader has a big say in what the House approves, had opposed setting aside money for the conventions, maintaining that taxpayers should not be shouldering the costs of political events, his aides said.

A number of artists those who have not been shouldered out by galleries and ultra-modish shops still retain studios among the walled gardens of the nearby Via Margutta.

Which brings us back to a central conundrum: While it may sound satisfying to fine PG&E, experts say almost any path forward will involve people paying — and executives won't be shouldering most of the burden.

The work of promoting a complex vision of Muslim identity isn't to be shouldered alone by Muslim presses.

War may seem to them a challenge, a responsibility to be shouldered, not something to be shuddered away from.

However, the politics of fare increases can be tricky, especially when not everyone is shouldering the same burden.

Under contemporary jihad, real Muslims should not be rubbing shoulders with infidel Christians at all.

Countries where refugees arrive first should not be left to shoulder the demands alone.

According to the SEIU/LIUNA statement, "Workers in energy intensive industries should not be asked to shoulder a disproportionate burden".