And she refuses to ask for a slot on primetime TV to outline her views once more, for fear of overburdening her voters and raising too many expectations.
And the shipping firms want to keep their fleets in service for as long as possible, which could have a curious side-effect: as the decommissioning deadline approaches, companies will rush to dispose of their tankers at the last moment, overburdening whatever green facilities then exist, and leaving no alternative but to keep sending ships to the graveyard beaches of Asia.
Governments still have an important role to play: they must invest in things that improve productivity eg, transport, health and education but they must do so effectively or risk overburdening their citizens with taxes".What we need to do on skills, productivity and enterprise is fairly obvious," says Mr Blair.
But such a change, which would require the framework agreement for the facility to be amended, again risks overburdening it.It would also take time to ratify.
And unless there is genuine risk-sharing, it will be hard to clean up losses without overburdening national budgets and damaging the credibility of the new bank supervisor from the outset.Another pressing question is Greece and Portugal.
Extracting so much revenue in a country that is not yet rich has already squeezed poor people hard and slowed growth by overburdening businesses.
Many users simply left their computers connected, overburdening the access providers' modems and computers to the point that other customers could not gain access.
Martinez is convinced the 20-year-old would be mentally ready if called upon for Brazil, although he has again warned against the dangers of overburdening him with expectation.
It is destroying lives, families and communities, and overburdening our NHS.
It has led to the overburdening of public services, like primary and secondary schools, and uncompensated emergency-room visits by in-transit illegal immigrants have financially distressed many hospitals, compromising the quality and availability of services for everyone.
Since 1973 the price of energy has risen dramatically, aggravating inflation, overburdening the poor, hindering new investments, increasing unemployment.
